Useful tips on cleaning oven in efficient ways

The Carpet must be very dirty if not clean for a long time. Carpet cleaning is an easy job if you have some instructions to follow. It is the same with oven cleaning. After months of roasting and baking, an oven tends to get fairly grimy. Then what you have to do is to clean it naturally.

How to clean oven naturally

First of all, you have to know what type of oven you have. There are a few standard types of ovens, and they each require slightly different cleaning methods. Different kinds of ovens have different ways to clean, below are two different ovens:

Firstly, Self-Cleaning Oven

1. Before cleaning the oven, you should choose a time to clean the oven when your kitchen area is at its least active. Remember to keep children away from the kitchen while the oven is cleaning, since it heats to a very high temperature and tends to give off a burning smell.

2. Remove the oven racks. Place them in a sink full of warm water mixed with a few drops of dishwashing liquid to soak.

3. Turn on the oven's self-cleaning mode. Make sure the oven door is locked before leaving the oven to clean.

4. Open the oven door. Sweep out the ashes with a small brush and dustpan. Wipe the oven clean with a wet rag.

5. Clean the oven door. Scrub the inside of the oven door with a clean rag and a misting of a kitchen cleaning product. You can also use a vinegar and water solution to do the job.

6. Clean the oven racks. Scrub the oven racks in the soapy water. Rinse them off and dry them, then replace them in the oven.

Secondly, Non-Self-Cleaning Oven

1. Remove the oven racks. Place them in a sink full of warm water mixed with a few drops of dishwashing liquid to soak.

2. Make a cleaning solution. Shake the spray bottle to moisten and dissolve the baking soda.

3. Spray down the oven. Spray the interior of a cold oven, focusing on the charred and stained areas, until the carbon is completely saturated.

4. Allow the solution or paste to soak in for at least an hour. After an hour, test to area to see if the charred part has loosened.

5. Use a scraper to remove the loosened carbon. The type of scraper you would use to chip ice and snow off your windshield works well. Keep scraping until most of the carbon is gone.

6. Spray the oven interior with the baking soda solution again. Allow it to soak in for an additional hour, and then use a scrubber to remove the remaining carbon.

7. Wipe down the oven once more with a solution of half vinegar, half water. At this point the interior of your oven should be clean.

8. Clean the oven racks. Scrub the oven racks in the soapy water. Rinse them off and dry them, then replace them in the oven.

There are still other kinds of oven, if you are interested in knowing more, you can search online. You can also learn about the natural oven cleaner and then do some practice at home to clean the oven.