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QuestionHow do I get baked-on grease off my oven?
Chris WillattChris Willatt is a House Cleaning Professional based in Denver, Colorado. Chris is the owner of Alpine Maids, a cleaning agency that he founded in 2015. Chris is on a mission to elevate what it means to be a cleaning professional and has built up Alpine Maids with that goal in mind. Chris has been featured in USA Today, Forbes, and Readers Digest. Alpine Maids received Angie's List Super Service Award for three years in a row from 2016-2018. They were also awarded Colorado's "Top Rated Local House Cleaning" Award in 2018 and were featured on the Inc. 5000 Company List.
House Cleaning ProfessionalMake a paste out of baking soda and water and cover the whole inside of the oven. Let it sit for about an hour, which gives the baking soda time to bind with the grease. When it's done, wipe it out, then scrub any baked-on grease that's left with a pumice stone or a scouring pad. -
QuestionIs this method safe for a gas Does the stove need to be unplugged before cleaning?
L.BCommunity AnswerThis method is safe to use in a gas stove. The stove does not need to be unplugged, but it should be cool to the touch before cleaning. -
QuestionCan I use this method on the glass of an oven door?
Community AnswerVinegar and baking soda are both safe to use on glass individually and in combination. In fact, vinegar water in a spray bottle is is a really common thing to use as glass cleaner. -
QuestionIs this safe for a self-cleaning oven? My oven is so grimy, I'm apprehensive that it will leave residue on the walls and ceiling.
Community AnswerYes, you can use vinegar and baking soda in a self cleaning oven.
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