So debris, grime, and grease can really build up.
You want to verify you don’t accidentally burn yourself from a hot oven door.
Remove the glass from the oven door.
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Your legs will protect the glass in case it falls off," Burkey says.
Remove the glass and use a vacuum hose.
Burkey suggests taking a vacuum hose to the empty space.
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Look for a vacuum with a crevice attachment that is small enough to get into the tiniest spaces.
Every last crumb will be sucked out.
Find someone to help you slide the door off.
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Be careful; the door will be heavy.
Carefully set the door down.
Place the door on a sturdy surface, like a countertop protected by an old towel.
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Use a yardstick to scrub away grime.
Wrap a yardstick in a barely damp cleaning cloth and secure it in place with rubber bands.
Insert the yardstick between the two layers of glass and use it to scrub away any stains or grease.
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Use a yardstick to dry.
Once the door is completely dry, reattach it, following the instructions provided in the appliance manual.
“It’s a great non-toxic alternative to harsh chemical cleaners,” Burkey says.
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Sprinkle baking soda on built-up grease and grime.
If there is built-up grease and grime on the glass, sprinkle some baking soda on the affected areas.
Wipe down the door with a non-abrasive pad.
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A non-scratch scour pad will get the job done.
Use glass cleaner.
Finish by cleaning the glass with a glass cleaner so it shines.
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Reassemble the glass door.
Be careful to return the correct screws to their proper place when putting the oven door back on.
Luckily, it’s easy to clean the glass without removing it.
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confirm the door is cool.
Wait until the door is not hot to the touch so you don’t burn yourself.
Create a thick paste using baking soda mixed with water.
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Let the paste sit for 15 to 20 minutes, depending on how dirty the glass is.
If needed, you’re able to let it sit up to overnight.
Note that the mixture will darken as it absorbs the dirt, grime, and grease.
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When you’re ready, remove the paste with a warm, wet rag.
This cleaning solution is entirely natural, cost-effective, and easy to use.
Apply dish soap with a damp cloth.
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Then rinse with a clean, damp cloth and dry thoroughly.
Spray vinegar mixed with water on the door.
Spray the mixture on the door.
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Wipe with a lint-free cleaning cloth.
Try oven glass cleaner.
Easy-Off Professional Fume Free Max Oven Cleaner is a great option.
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It can be used to spot clean and deep clean the entire oven.
If you prefer a non-toxic product, Method Heavy Duty Degreaser Spray is a good choice.
It also has a fresh lemongrass scent.
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Allow these products to sit for the recommended amount of time before wiping them away.
The high heat burns up all of the stuck-on food and residue.
double-check the oven is cooled off and empty.
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Before you switch on the self-cleaning cycle, check that the oven is empty.
Remove the oven racks, and check that everything is off the stovetop.
kick off the windows.
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The self-cleaning cycle can heat the oven up to nearly 900F, depending on what model you have.
Keep children and pets away from the oven.
But an adult should remain home during this process in the event of a fire.
Wipe away debris.
When the cycle is finished,wait for the oven to cool down.
Whenever you complete athorough cleaning of your ovenis usually a good time to clean the oven door as well.
Wipe down the exterior of the oven at least once a week or whenever spills happen.
Clean in between the double layers of the glass oven door about once a year.
Let it sit for a few minutes, then wipe away the paste with a damp cloth.
To clean an oven glass door properly, you will need something that is abrasive and cuts grease.
To clean a really dirty oven door, you will want to break your cleaning process into two parts.
First, start with an initial clean to remove any loose bits of grime and junk.
Secondly, it’s possible for you to use your abrasive, grease-cutting mixture to deep clean.
