Dirty oven glass, the natural remedy to have it as shiny and clean as before

Cleaning the oven is important, especially if you use it frequently to cook different types of food. There are some that stain because they splash on the glass and walls and others that have strong odors that are difficult to remove with a quick cloth.

Having a dirty oven is obviously not pleasant nor satisfactory for anyone. Therefore, to ensure that you cook with a 100% sanitized appliance, free of germs and bacteria, it is advisable to follow some tips ready to change the life of any housewife in the world.

We know that cleaning any part of the oven is difficult, also because it is already a problem to find the right products, but it is not impossible. All you need to do is search and try, test after test you will find the ideal product.

To clean the oven, is it better to use the indicated chemicals or natural products?

There are those who buy products suitable for caring for the home oven and those who only opt for the use of natural ingredients that allow them to obtain the latest results without contaminating the environment. As for the products indicated for cleaning the oven, you must be careful, because they do not rinse well, making it difficult to remove all product residues. In this case, you run the risk of cooking in an oven still impregnated with toxic and harmful detergents.

To ensure that it lasts a long time it is advisable to commit to its care and maintenance . One of the difficult parts to degrease is the glass. You can stay there for hours, cleaning, spraying products, polishing, etc. The result is not always what you would like to achieve and leaves a bad taste in your mouth. It may occur because incorrect products are used or because it has been neglected over time.

Clean the oven with grandma’s classic remedies

To clean the oven you can use grandmother’s classic remedies that remove dirt stains, leaving the glass, as well as the interior, shiny, clean and fragrant. The first two natural products are vinegar and baking soda. You need 4 or 5 tablespoons of baking soda and a little white vinegar.

Mix everything until you obtain a homogeneous and creamy mixture, which you spread over the glass. Then scrub it with a soft sponge. Finally let it act for 10-15 minutes.

If there are embedded stains, heat the oven to a maximum of 40-50 degrees and then proceed to cleaning. Obviously you have to wait for it to cool down a little before cleaning it, so as not to burn yourself.

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