How to Clean an Oven FAST with NO Harsh Chemicals

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  @MrGizmo211 · 1 year ago · pinned

  If you need to know how to remove the oven door, check this video out: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sdQhrK_galg">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sdQhrK_galg</a> &amp;list=PL7ZfAXbha4cEtRoPNbVyREbQFB3jTcAJM

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• KA

  @kathleenchase432 · 4 years ago

  Best part about watching this video is seeing a man do the job 😂

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  @Meskarune · 2 years ago

  I have asthma and can&apos;t really use anything other than vinegar, baking soda and dish soap for cleaning. I would never have thought to let this sit over night. I can&apos;t wait to try.

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• DU

  @durandjensen5929 · 2 years ago

  You started out talking about not using the self-cleaning option. There was a pro house cleaner YT channel &nbsp;who told the story of a friend, also a professional house cleaner, who used her employer&apos;s self-cleaning option on their oven. It started a fire. The kitchen was starting to be on fire, threatening the entire house of course. She called 911; they told her to unplug the oven -- she couldn&apos;t reach plug because of the fire. They told her to pull the fuse to the oven; she didn&apos;t know where the fuse box was. Ultimately, the fire trucks arrived and the firemen <b>axed</b> their way through the kitchen wall behind the oven and unplugged it. The damage was <b>THOUSANDS $$$</b> . &nbsp;Nothing was said, if I remember, but I assume her friend was no longer that family&apos;s housecleaner (not that it was her fault, really). <br> <br>Later I bought an induction top/convection range with -- of course -- the self-cleaning option. I wanted an induction top. I wanted a convection oven. I had NO interest in the self-cleaning option and, after four year, <i>I&apos;ve NEVER used it</i> and NEVER will. I&apos;m just not that nuts.

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• ST

  @Strawberrybebecakes · 2 years ago

  Oh man i love this. So easy! I have severe asthma and can&apos;t use harsh chemicals for cleaning anything because it triggers an attack. Plus I just don&apos;t like using harsh chemicals because I have kids and don&apos;t feel comfortable putting chemicals in an oven or anywhere where food is. This method is super easy and safe, I love it! &nbsp; <br>I sware the best things that you can use to clean anything in your house that are non toxic and not full of mystery chemicals is baking soda, white vinegar, dish soap, water, and a little lemon if you want it to smell good.

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• MR

  @MrsHornesgdnm · 3 years ago

  Just an FYI about baking soda and water paste ... it works great for insect bites... when I lived in Colorado Springs, Colorado I was bit by some kind of insect and my foot started itching, swelling, and turning red. I made the baking soda paste, put it all over the affected area and within a few minutes, the itching, swelling and redness went away. I am sure it would be good for mosquitoes as well, just thought I would share that tip here for whoever needs it! 😊😊😊😊

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• LY

  @lynnecantwell7520 · 2 years ago

  That’s the cleanest dirty oven I’ve seen!!

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• PA

  @pamwatson5889 · 3 years ago

  I was a Appliance Service Technician, I always told my customers not to use the self clean feature. 9 out of 10 times the high heat would damage the safety switch and wouldn&apos;t allow the door &nbsp;to open. This is the best method I&apos;ve seen and also the safest.

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  @jorgiestevenson3836 · 2 years ago

  I am freaking crying he said &quot;it looks like we&apos;re making drugs but we&apos;re NOT 😅&quot; this whole video is a vibe for me thank you for awesome content and helpful advice

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• KE

  @kellycranford3592 · 3 years ago

  here&apos;s a little tip I&apos;ve been doing for over 30 yrs: &nbsp;take a piece of foil the width of your over bottom and place it under your racks to catch the spills, when it gets dirty, throw it away and replace with a clean sheet. &nbsp;Saves on the scrubbing the burned on gunk.

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• PL

  @pleatedskirt18 · 2 years ago

  That this has over 4 million views tells me that many of us have dirty ovens... and most of us leave it far too long before we tackle it. Your method is as old as the hills, yet so many have forgotten it, and I shall thank you for reminding so many of how easy, cheap and safe is to do without the nasty promoted chemicals. I am ashamed of our main oven, and I was of the smaller one too, however, by simply mixing bicarbonate of soda with either vinegar or water the smaller one is now sparkling. Now, to tackle to big one! <br>Thank you so much for a timely reminder of how easy this is to do.

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• KR

  @Krom-OG · 2 years ago

  LMAO about if you want to know if you are doing it right. Ask your wife… she will tell you all the stuff you are doing wrong.

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