4️⃣ Dish Soap + Hot Water (Simple but Powerful)
Why it works:
Dish soap is designed to break down fat.
Best for:
- Oven racks
- Door seals
- Exterior surfaces
How to use:
- Soak racks in hot soapy water for 1–2 hours
- Scrub with sponge or soft brush
- Rinse and dry completely
5️⃣ Hydrogen Peroxide + Baking Soda (Heavy-Duty DIY)
Why it works:
Hydrogen peroxide oxidizes grime, while baking soda scrubs it away.
How to use:
- Mix baking soda with hydrogen peroxide into paste
- Apply to stubborn stains
- Leave 1–2 hours
- Scrub and wipe clean
⚠️ Use gloves
⚠️ Test on small area first
What NOT to Use ❌
Avoid these—they can damage your oven or harm your health:
- Steel wool (scratches glass)
- Knife blades
- Chlorine bleach (toxic fumes)
- Ammonia in closed spaces
- Harsh commercial sprays without ventilation
Pro Tips for Easier Future Cleaning
✔️ Wipe spills while oven is still warm
✔️ Use a baking tray under greasy dishes
✔️ Clean lightly once a month
✔️ Deep clean every 3–6 months
Prevention saves hours later.
Final Thoughts
A sparkling oven doesn’t require toxic chemicals or expensive products. With baking soda, vinegar, lemon, and a little patience, you can remove even years of buildup safely and effectively.
Your oven will:
- Look better
- Smell fresher
- Cook more evenly
And you’ll feel good knowing you did it naturally and affordably 🧼✨
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