How to Clean the Oven

When was the last time you cleaned your oven? If you can't remember, it's probably been too long. Experts suggest cleaning your oven at least once every three months. But maybe you've been putting off cleaning your oven because you're just not sure how to. In this comprehensive guide, we'll walk you through the best way to clean your oven effectively with step-by-step instructions. Say goodbye to grease and grime, and hello to a sparkling kitchen!

What not to clean an oven with?

Avoid using harsh chemicals like ammonia or bleach, abrasive scrubbers such as steel, pouring water into a hot oven, and commercial oven cleaners in a self-cleaning oven.

Why is it important to clean the oven?

Cleaning the oven is crucial for health, safety, and efficiency. It prevents germs, bad smells, and fires. A clean oven saves energy, reduces cooking time, and prolongs its lifespan. Plus, it ensures better-tasting food without burnt bits or lingering flavors.

How Often Should You Clean Your Oven?

Clean your oven every 3 to 6 months, depending on usage frequency. Regular cleaning maintains its appearance and prevents food residue buildup and fire hazards. Wipe spills with a damp cloth promptly to avoid hardened residues.

How To Clean Inside the Oven

1. Remove Loose Debris

Cooling down the oven and removing loose crumbs and debris is an essential first step in oven cleaning. Once the oven has cooled, use a soft cloth or a damp sponge to wipe away any visible residue on the oven walls and racks. Then, vacuum up any loose crumbs and debris from the bottom of the oven.

Cooling down the oven and removing loose crumbs and debris is an essential first step in oven cleaning.

2. Cleaning Oven Racks

To effectively clean oven racks, start by filling your sink with hot water and adding a tablespoon of Blueland Dish Soap. This eco-friendly soap will help break down grease and grime on your oven racks. Remove all the oven racks and let them soak in the soapy water while you tackle the rest of the oven.

Remove all the oven racks and let them soak in the soapy water while you tackle the rest of the oven.

3. Apply Your Cleaners

Blueland Dish Soap is a natural cleaner that can be used to create a spreadable paste for tackling tough oven stains on the inside of your oven and oven door. By mixing the dish soap with a little water, you can form a powerful cleaning solution that is gentle yet effective. Alternatively, you can also DIY your natural cleaner using baking soda, white vinegar, and water.

Apply cleaner that can be used to create a spreadable paste for tackling tough oven stains on the inside of your oven and oven door.

4. Scrubbing and Wiping

Applying the paste to the interior of the oven and using the Scrub Sponge can effectively break down stubborn stains, grease, and grime buildup. This method helps in loosening tough residues, making it easier to wipe them away. Allowing the paste to sit for a few minutes before spraying it down with Blueland Multi-Surface Cleaner and wiping it off with the Cloud Cloth can ensure thorough cleaning results. Make sure to wear rubber gloves while cleaning and pay extra attention to the glass door.

5. Final Touches

The Multi-Surface Spray is a versatile cleaning solution that can be effectively used to clean not only the outside of the oven but also any handles attached to it. This spray is safe to use on a variety of surfaces, including stainless steel, glass, and plastic, making it a convenient choice for all your cleaning needs in the kitchen.

With our step-by-step guide, cleaning your oven has never been easier. By using Blueland's Dish Soap and Multi-Surface Cleaner, you can achieve professional-grade results without the need for harsh chemicals. Remember, a clean oven not only ensures your meals taste better, but it also prolongs the life of your kitchen appliances. Incorporate this routine into your kitchen maintenance, and enjoy the benefits of a sparkling clean oven for years to come! Happy cleaning!