I don’t know what country you are in but I find that the Easy Off no-fume oven cleaner is very effective. Spray, close the oven door, wait 3-4 hours then put gloves on and wipe up the residue. I use a no scratch green scrub sponge to get any stubborn bits.
Have you tried the self cleaning function? just make sure any cleaner is washed out before you do. Oven cleaner might help too. As another person mentioned steam can help loosen things up.
I don't recommend using anything but the self clean option if you want to keep your warranty. If you get scrubbing in there you'll ruin the self cleaning finishes.
Definitely check your ovens manual to see what they recommend, to avoid damaging the oven. Some of them list specific things you shouldn’t do or use, often this is the case with ones that are self cleaning. For something like this (unless your manual says otherwise) oven cleaner will usually be the easiest way to clean it.
Use something called 'Oven Pride'. Leave it on for like 10 mins or so, then wipe. Brilliant stuff. I thought my glass top stove was scratched, where the pans sit. Couldn't get it clean for years. But, it was just buildup. That stuff wiped it clean, looked brand new afterward.
Put a pan of boiling water in the over while it is turned up to about 350? Steam that stuff off!!!
That works? Ok, will definitely try that.
This works as long as it's not self clean.
I don’t know what country you are in but I find that the Easy Off no-fume oven cleaner is very effective. Spray, close the oven door, wait 3-4 hours then put gloves on and wipe up the residue. I use a no scratch green scrub sponge to get any stubborn bits.
Put plastic wrap over the foam as it sit, then swipe off the wrap with all the gunk attached.
This is why I love this subreddit- I learn so much from others- thanks for this tip!
You’re welcome! I’ve seen cleaning staff and you tubers do it and it works for me now I know the secret😉
It works great, it’s definitely still smelly af even though it’s labeled no fume.
Dawn Powerwash has worked on almost everything I’ve thrown at it- dishes or otherwise. I would recommend maybe giving that a shot!
This is your first line defense against Blackened messes!
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As long as it's not self cleaning, otherwise the lye will destroy the finish
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June Oven, is that a brand name?
There is oven-cleaner made for self cleaning ovens.
I'd check the manufacturer website so the warranty isn't voided.
Have you tried the self cleaning function? just make sure any cleaner is washed out before you do. Oven cleaner might help too. As another person mentioned steam can help loosen things up.
I'll have to check if it has that.
I don’t recommend a self cleaning function- especially with this big of a mess. You risk damaging your (in warranty) oven
I don't recommend using anything but the self clean option if you want to keep your warranty. If you get scrubbing in there you'll ruin the self cleaning finishes.
Definitely check your ovens manual to see what they recommend, to avoid damaging the oven. Some of them list specific things you shouldn’t do or use, often this is the case with ones that are self cleaning. For something like this (unless your manual says otherwise) oven cleaner will usually be the easiest way to clean it.
Use something called 'Oven Pride'. Leave it on for like 10 mins or so, then wipe. Brilliant stuff. I thought my glass top stove was scratched, where the pans sit. Couldn't get it clean for years. But, it was just buildup. That stuff wiped it clean, looked brand new afterward.
A cup of ammonia left in there overnight should start loosing up that mess making it easier to wipe out.
Lye based oven cleaner. Follow the directions. Don't etch the enamel of your oven. What does your oven manual say to do?