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For Stubborn Grime: If the grease is particularly difficult to remove, try adding a bit of lemon juice to the baking soda paste for extra cleaning power. Lemon juice has natural acidity that helps cut through grease.
For a Fresh Scent: Add a few drops of your favorite essential oil (like lavender or citrus) to the vinegar spray for a pleasant scent while cleaning.
FAQ:
How often should I clean my oven? It depends on how often you cook, but a deep clean every 3-6 months is recommended. For routine maintenance, clean spills and stains immediately to prevent buildup.
Can I use commercial oven cleaners? Yes, but they often contain harsh chemicals that can be harmful if not used properly. If you prefer a chemical-free approach, natural alternatives like baking soda and vinegar are safer.
Is it safe to use this method on a self-cleaning oven? If your oven has a self-cleaning function, you can still use this method. However, make sure to avoid using any paste near the heating elements, and always refer to your oven’s manual for specific instructions.
What if my oven is still smoky after cleaning? If there's still smoke or a burning smell, it could be due to leftover residue or grease. Make sure to wipe down all surfaces thoroughly and let the oven air out before using it again.
By following these easy steps, your oven will not only look cleaner but will also function more efficiently, creating a better cooking experience every time!
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