- Do you have a problem with persistent dirt on the oven glass? Discover a brilliant trick that will make cleaning easier without tiring scrubbing.
- The key is the unusual use of a dishwasher tablet in a hot oven, which effectively dissolves even the most dried stains.
- Check out how to use this method step by step, as well as what to do with the leftover dirt using a simple homemade paste!
Before cleaning the oven glass, I always press this button and wait
should be performed regularly, depending on the frequency of use of the device. It is recommended to wash the oven, including the baking tray and the door glass, after each baking to remove any dirt, such as food remains or fat that leaked during baking. This way we will prevent the dirt from becoming permanent. However, if we do not react in time and burnt fat or food remains stick to the inside of the device, then we will have to thoroughly clean the oven. And how can you make this task easier so that you don’t have to spend your time cleaning the oven and its glass door? Before washing the glass, I always press one button and wait. Thanks to this, burnt fat stains come off without the need for time-consuming scrubbing. What is it about? Well, before you fight stubborn dirt, it is worth placing a baking tray filled with water with a dishwasher tablet inside the device and preheating the oven accordingly.
Cleaning the oven at home
Pour about five glasses of water onto a baking tray, throw 1 capsule into the dishwasher and set the oven to 100 degrees for half an hour. After this time, simply wipe the interior and oven glass with a paper towel or cotton cloth. Of course, before you start cleaning the oven with a dishwasher tablet, empty the inside. If there are still remains of dirt visible on the door, you can remove them with a homemade cleaning paste containing baking soda.
Homemade cleaning paste will remove baked-on dirt from the glass oven door. How to make it?
First, of course, make sure the oven is turned off and cooled down. Then apply a thick layer of the prepared baking soda paste over the entire surface, especially in places with stubborn dirt. Leave the paste on the oven glass for at least 2 hours to dissolve the dirt. After this time, use a damp sponge to gently wipe the paste off the oven glass. If some dirt is difficult to remove, you can use a plastic spatula or glass scraper to gently scrape it off. Be careful not to scratch the glass. Finally, of course, dry the oven glass with a clean cloth or paper towel.
