HOW TO CLEAN AN OVEN WITH BAKING SODA & VINEGAR || EXTREMELY DIRTY OVEN

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In this video, I TRY to clean my oven with baking soda and vinegar or bicarbonate of soda and vinegar. This is a homemade oven cleaner or natural oven cleaner. Full disclosure my oven hasn't been cleaned in over a year, so expect a very dirty, grimy oven. Has the baking soda and vinegar worked to clean my oven? Do you call it an oven or a stove?
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[@OURIRISHFAMILY]

Hi all, I try a dollar tree, poundland oven cleaning product to see it's effectiveness. Check it out here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/e4i4kmx4o79op8U

[@geoffreymiler6624]

Abstract painting. Blue ocean

[@WasimKhan-wr4ml]

OUR IRISH FAMILY what do you mean by diskshok

[@devlevine2782]

Put your oven trays or racks in a trash bag pour in ammonia and tie the top tightly. Lay flat outside or in a bathtub for a few hours or overnight and wipe off and rinse. Easy peasy

[@oceantiara]

Cripes save us what fun that looks got it coming up myself :(

[@dripakltd1023]

@@MayaXocoyotzin exactly because the vinegar cancels out the grease fighting abilities of the bicarb. Soda Crystals are even better as they are more alkali.

[@CrystalCammarota]

OMG YASS Finally a true to life video, my oven looks just like this, unfortunately it is not something we clean on a weekly or even monthly basis. Thank you for sharing!

[@colmobrien9558]

Thank god somebody posted a video like this. Clearly the lady put in a lot of work but she failed. Just like I often do when, mostly do, when I try something like this. I feel so bad about myself, so it’s actually refreshing for me to see a video like this

[@lailaj7944]

You made me feel better knowing it's not just me that let's their oven get that dirty! Thanks for the video! x

[@OURIRISHFAMILY]

+Laila J your not alone and it makes me feel better it's not just me with an oven this bad. 😊😊

[@leighguy685]

Oh mine is always rank, it gets cleaned once a year for Xmas lol xx

[@heidiembrey4917]

I've watched a few of these in a row and some are even dirtier so, yeah..

[@msalykat6466]

Same here.😺

[@kerrylouisewood8892]

I think you did really well don’t sell yourself short. I do use a scraper on my door and it really helps. I’d recommend it. Also there are many many people who don’t clean there cooker very often so your not alone it’s just one of those jobs every one of those jobs lots of us put off. Well done with what you got off I will be trying this xxx

[@roisindiamond6823]

First REAL review I've ever seen on these blogs..u tell it like it is. If at first, don't succeed...etc. No easy fix, just do it!

[@OURIRISHFAMILY]

No point in bending the truth, it didn;t work great on my oven, however, it was extremely dirty. It may work better if there is less dirt. Thanks Roisin.

[@783342]

You are very honest and you are nearly there. I've left mine so I can't help at the moment and I don't have the wonderful excuse you have for not getting to it But I am old (80) and I wish there was a big man around who could do it for me. Blessings.

[@sookyenallen4067]

Nice work, thanks for sharing. It definitely works, I use them to clean my oven too. No more nasty chemical. I normally use more baking soda plus water only to soak the oven, a bit runny paste, does need the water to react with the dirt, kind of eating up those nasty thing, give the surface a real good and thick coating, then vinegar to clean. I also find a warm oven does help. Cleaning is an art, we just have to try until the right mix works, also it depends on the amount of burnt in the oven! Happy cleaning people! A clean oven is good for health!

[@blackbird6491]

Thank you for being honest. This DIY is not as easy as some people make it seem! Thank you for keeping it real!

[@ellieanneauthor]

This worked so well for my oven!! Ive been trying for forever to find a way to clean it effectively, and your method worked on the first try. Thank you so much for sharing this!

[@_KimberlyHalle]

Even though you didn't get it 100% you still got it clean and so much better then what it was!!!! Good job friend!

[@OURIRISHFAMILY]

+Style Mom XO it was way better so that's something. I think I'll need a metal scrubber to get those stains off 😂

[@pcallahan4311]

Thank you for showing us true and authentic results. Appreciate you showing the true amount of elbow grease that is needed to clean an oven. I actual use my oven and grease gets baked on baking soda and vinegar wasn’t working. Glad to see I’m not alone.

[@cocogomez2278]

This is just the video I needed! I've never cleaned an oven in my life. Thanks for being a normal person like me. Refreshing! Cant wait to try this.

[@makaho5300]

Never cleaned an over ???? Shame on you. Who eats your ovendishes ? No sicknesses ?

[@cocogomez2278]

@@makaho5300 Weirdo. I don't spill inside the oven so it doesn't get dirty. Meals are cooked on the stove or eaten raw. But I don't need to explain myself to a judgemental bully.

[@tarataylor5327]

I just sprinkled bicarbonate of soda and sprayed the vinegar onto the glass doors on mine and scrubbed it into a paste, left it for a few hours and scrubbed it again and all the brown marks came off quite easily x if you leave the oven door open overnight try switching the oven off at the mains though so you don't waste the bulb x

[@OURIRISHFAMILY]

+Tara Taylor thanks for the tips Tara 😊

[@amypalmer2272]

It did a great job inside, gonna have to try it. Some marks you can never get off, but def worth trying to see if a chemical can help with the leftover bits. Our oven is pretty filthy 😕

[@OURIRISHFAMILY]

The oven cleaner is so strong smelling so we wanted to try this method. I feel it would work a treat IF the oven was this dirty. It looks like an item I need to add to my weekly or monthly cleaning to ensure we don't get to this state again.

[@miranda9466]

My boyfriend's appartment has this coil stove type which was so dirty, probably nobody who had lived there had ever opened to clean it up in like 15 years so I got a pack of steel spiral things at Londis that don't scratch surfaces and it really helped me scratching everything away 👌🏽

[@littgaia2939]

Have you ever had a repairman out to fix your oven? I learned to remove the door to do this dirty clean up. Open the door about six inches. It hits a stop and all you have to do is lift it off the pins attached to springs that close it. If you knock the pins against the stove, it takes some effort to pull them out far enough to get the door dropped into place. It gives you easy access to the interior. I suggest using a razor scraper very gently on the glass to remove anything softened by the cleaning solution. I have a flat top electric stove and cleaning kits for it include a widgit type razor scraper.

[@patmulh4245]

I sort of like people that aren't quite perfect, as I am far from perfect!!! You got it so clean!!! Now, slap an oven liner down there....Lol

[@naomisnider8841]

After viewing someone else's KZbin video, I just tried their method and it worked great on the oven glass: WD-40 to the rescue! Spray it down and then scrub. They used a glass scraper, I used a stainless steel dish scrubber. Mine is fairly new so there wasn't so much baked on stuff as yours, but it still should work.

[@blathum9]

HI there I recently inherited a dirty oven like yours and unfortunately I had to also resort to Chemicals that had very strong fumes, but it did remove the dirty built up grime. I also had to go over it twice so I feel when it is really baked on you have to use a stronger more industrial product. Thanks for making such a real video on this subject much appreciated.

[@1Scotoma]

WELL THATS THE FIRSE HONEST ONE OF THIES CLEANING VIDIOS IVE SEEN SUPERB YOU MAY NOT HAVE GOT YORN OVEN LOOKING LIKE A NEWLY BAUGHT ONE BUT SHOWEN HOW REAL PEOPLE TRY TO GET THERE OVEN CLEAN THANK YOU FOR BEING SO HONEST

[@dmbaker60]

Good job! Mine was pretty bad as well but I did not go back to chemicals because I have asthma. So I just did it again and it came clean. If you have to do it several times it is worth it not to use chemicals. Then promise yourself not to let it get as bad. Great video great job.

[@seliat2750]

Thanks for this video. I thought I did something wrong. But when I see you cleaned oven it looked exactly like mine.

[@monstermom4358]

I read comment and some were not so nice! Not everybody can clean their oven so it's sparkling all the time! If you're single Mom or a Mom with lots of kids and a job or like me, with illness and so many other issues that I just don't have energy to clean the oven after my teenagers who don't clean the oven after use! There can be various reasons to why the oven get dirty! If you have a better hack and don't think the uploader hack does'nt work there's so many ways to write it! But instead I read "it does'nt work so well" "I never let my oven get that dirty"! Some hacks works better on other kinds of ovnens so why not just appreciate that there's a lady who take time out to tell us how to easier clean our ovnens when it's dirty? Is it really necessary to write it does'nt work? For I tried it and it worked and I don't have psysical energy to scrub so I am glad for the hack, I just let the mixture sit for a day and the diet came right off 👍 I do also see those who just write other ways to clean the oven & I think it's cool to help each other, but it saddens me to read the not so nice comments! There are different ways to write that it's not so great as you might have hope for! Don't take my reply personally as we are all different, it's just a reminder for us all to appreciate what others does for us to make our lives easier and to remember that not all have same time/energy to have the oven a certain way. I always think it's cool when ppl reply with other hacks too, but get sad to read the less nice ones, but I don't think it was meant to be mean. This is only a nice reminder to be nice to each other. Hard working women outta stick together, right 😉 Thanks for great video and some other Hacks I read below. Xoxo Mm 😊✌️

[@kierankristjanson7534]

Monster Mom a

[@alimantado373]

Most of us are adults here and dont need to be treated with "Kid Gloves"

[@tishaburgess2268]

Im a single mom with two kids excuses and my oven is clean just stop procrastinating.do it when the kids are sleeping.

[@clairekilduff5930]

​@@tishaburgess2268 Not a helpful comment at all. She said she has an illness. You're obviously the picture of health in every way!

[@honeybee2356]

Deff not my 1st priority..

[@sheilafelix113]

Have you tried a glass scraper for the door? That us what I use. You can usually find them in the tool section. But still looks much better! Good job!

[@OURIRISHFAMILY]

I never even thought of a glass scraper. Good idea :)

[@HateRedStephen]

or the flat side of a freshly snapped cutter knife, or a razor blade. hold both inbetween a 20-45 degree angle.

[@djToniTontonNewZealand]

does the oven have to be warm? after using it . like some use too

[@fauziyazubairu]

waoo..you have the most HONEST cleaning tips video every 😀😀....most people make it look like One time the stain will go...but you are honest and real...stain like this can take 3 tries before it all goes away....love your honesty 🙌

[@daliaelnazer11]

Great job. But to completely eradicate remaining stains go for Astonish Pro cleaning paste . It is miraculous👌

[@edsonfrancisraguindingarci8531]

hi please answer will the oven pop if it wasnt used for 6 years

[@honeybee2356]

I love your accent! I have some Irish blood... I thank you for your time dear and I'll try this on the weekend! God bless

[@feefee88]

Do u leave the door open or closed when leaving it

[@forestine_]

Thanks for posting this! It's refreshing to see an oven that looks as bad as mine.

[@dulceibarra4262]

Have you tried a magic eraser for the glass? I just cleaned my oven this morinig and it was pretty bad and I got all of the grease off with the baking soda/vinegar mixture and scrubbed with a magic eraser!

[@msalykat6466]

That something I'm going to try. It sounds like a great idea.😺

[@ruthfitzell6426]

How long did the glass take? Mine is just the same.

[@sosteve9113]

good trick,i give it a try to my oven,thanks for sharing atb Steve

[@CumbriaPreacher]

Thanks for this video, looks like my oven pre clean :)

[@TechwithSTONE4]

That was a tough one to clean, really tough.... try wetting it down with water with sponge....turn heat to high for 15 minutes....let it cool down to warm.... then do baking soda and vinegar....thats the way I do it and really works.... the heat loosens it all up.

[@keondracrump4275]

Cooking with STONE I thought so too. Great idea!

[@rachelmccarthy6579]

How did you get the medal bits off the side that hold the racks up

[@TrineDaely]

I’ve found a 50/50 mix of vinegar & dish soap cleans a lot of stuff better than I expected. I don’t know if they sell L.A.’s AWESOME there, but if you have to resort to chemicals that one is great at getting grease.

[@lorriemize3177]

You worked so hard! This video actually made me feel better about my attempt using baking soda and vinegar. This is the real deal, if your oven is really dirty and built up (like mine is), this is a crap method.

[@aumelb]

Yes because baking soda alone would work much much better than mixed with vinegar. Alkaline soda and acidic vinegar neutralise each other.

[@AnnieNailTech]

I helped my sister clean her over door glass. The oven was warm from use, not hot. After opening the door, I sprayed it with white vinegar then sprinkled baking soda. Then, I gently spread over all the glass and waited for 20 minutes. Most gunk came off with very light scrubbing using soft side of sponge. Only a little needed more scrubbing. In the end, the glass sparkled. I suggest turning oven on to 250 degrees for a half hour, then let it cool enough for you to reach in comfortably.

[@briseidacaldera8897]

great video! quick question, what chemical do you recommend for the tough spots after you’ve scrubbed it??

[@anndavis9889]

Easy off No Fume can and a metal Brillo pad let it sit for a hour and clean

[@Caligirlmix.]

Can "cleaning vinegar" be used for cleaning a gas oven or should you be using white vinegar?

[@randomsandra4039]

Honesty cheered me up! Have found some success myself with Bar Keepers Friends (top) and relentless vinegar and bi-carb!

[@RickSanchez-ye9bi]

Just a tip, these types of ovens usually have a method of quick release on the doors. That saves you stretching in over it, and you can take the door to your sink.

[@TheCrusader1000]

My oven is the same as yours. I've not cleaned it much but want some results. I eont let this happen in future. Whst is the best stuff to use to make it clean.

[@lindseyslifeNstyle]

You did great! The glass was hard for me too! It is a lot cleaner now for the next time you clean it.

[@OURIRISHFAMILY]

+lindseys lifeNstyle the glass is better, I'll have to tweak a couple of things but it's better than it was so 👍🏻👍🏻

[@phil3332]

@@OURIRISHFAMILY I did wonder if you repeated what you had done would be better the second time around but leaver the vinegar on a while longer

[@michele8083]

This also works without vinegar! I've sprayed just water and used baking soda. You have to spray the water everywhere then put the baking soda on it

[@thisgirlrocks6469]

Yes I have to clean mines today 😐.. thanks for sharing 😎

[@dianevitale1214]

You're a sweetheart. Good video. Comments from others very helpful: Going to try heating oven some, and find my "magic eraser" to use. Also, scraper on glass. The tip about ammonia for racks sounds like a fix. To avoid this nightmare, aluminum foil and cookie sheets for under casserole dish, and a quick wipe of oven after use if needed. Unfortunately, my adult dgtr doesn't do, and I don't clean behind her.

[@xmengodzilla2816]

Thanks for Sharing a helpful tip👌🏼👌🏼 Cheers..!!

[@nmatulhs7846]

After u apply the paste, spray the vinegar solution RIGHT AFTER you apply the paste, then leave it for an hour or overnight. The dirt will come of much more easier and cleaner as the formula for this to work is "baking soda+ vinegar". not baking soda all by itself and vinegar at the end. 😊 it is so satisfying to see the cleaning process😆

[@zoebred]

Use a magic eraser. It will make cleaning so much easier and make your door shine! Great work, though. cleaning is tough stuff!

[@rosemaryfitt6355]

You can get the glass clean easily with the small blade that you use to remove paint from window glass. They are usually in a plastic holder for ease of use. Just comes straight off.

[@vanessarobinson1080]

I found washing up liquid cuts through the grease and I also use washing powder...using a green scourer

[@sammiedg100]

Try the dishwasher capsule hack. Let me know how you get on. Works a charm

[@easuck1202]

did you find the lamb sauce in there

[@turtleheninny]

So, we just bought a new oven and while shopping Hubby tells me that the ones without self cleaning were $100 cheaper.. so I told him that if we do that it's going to be his job to clean it .. :o guess who now has a self cleaning oven :D

[@cynthiagarza5510]

Hi Irish Family, where is you heating element for oven?

[@22Purplemist]

If it's like mine they will be hidden behind the sides, bottom and top

[@cameronmilton1647]

I know this is an old video, but I've just been at it with vinegar and bicarb myself on my own oven. Something I found is that dishsoap actually is really ineffective, in a way it almost protects the grime from being removed using the bicarb and vinegar method. I also found it's not as easy as most of the videos on youtube make out, you really do need to get a good amount of elbow grease in there, and the use of a (plastic) scraper is paramount (personally I used the lid of a takeaway container (not the sharpe side). After about an hour of scrubbing I got my door clean, but still have the rest of the oven to go. Not saying you failed, but if you do try this again I'd suggest making like a paste with bicarb and water, spreadying it (as even as you can), and leaving it for 30mins before applying vinegar.

[@mickaeladatayan3515]

is it safe? I'm worried that I might break my oven toaster :((

[@carolgoodwin7372]

Yes, Irish here, as well. O'Neil and Cassidy. Saw something about 4 cups of baking soda to 1 cup water. Thought I might find details!! Really need to get my over cleaned. And i have at least twice your years on me. Need help!

[@alisafifi]

Thank you! I feel so much better now cos my oven looks the same. Pity all your cleaning efforts didn’t work. I think I might skip the natural attempt and just go for heavy chemicals :( and after that I will make an effort to clean it more often before it gets to this state

[@sandraellis1081]

Hi ... Just a tip for you buy yourself a 'Hob Scrapper' (which is a blade on a handle) perfectly safe to use for the glass it will come off so easy then.

[@Chris-dz6ov]

Thank you, An honest cleaning review.

[@andyli930]

Pro tip...vinegar and baking soda are good cleansers on their own. Mix em together and they will neutralize because one is acid and the other a base. The reaction you speak of is just water and a type of salt, and the bubbles are just carbon dioxide. Better yet, use an oven cleaner and save your time. All the brown crap would be gone too.

[@Kelli_D.]

just go buy a cheap hand held steamer they can be found for $20 and I've even seen them as cheap as 15 dollars - and steam clean it, none of this soaking over night, no chemicals at all, no nasty smells ( A lot of people can't stand the smell of vinegar I love it personally), and less mess! and less time consuming!! I bought mine at Aldi's Grocery store but I know they're at Walmart, Kmart, and online as well. and you can use it on everything else too - kitchen sink faucets, bathroom sinks, tubs, toilets, I also use mine to clean my refrigerator and freezer, grout in tile floors, and so much more it also sanitizes! I started using one about 10 years ago when I started Raising birds and can not use chemicals to clean with (and yes I used it to clean the bird cages to (no the birds can't be in the cage while doing it)

[@Seymour_Cox]

You cannot use a steam cleaner to enamelled surfaces.

[@caroltillietmo6889]

Thanks, you made my point. It really dosen't work.

[@cookinglikeastar6117]

If you use steelwool could make your work much easier. Also the correct way is to heat oven to 150 C° after applying the solution.

[@KnittingArtisan]

Thank you for sharing. 💗

[@kennethreister7619]

Use water instead of vinegar. All you get when mixing the baking soda and vinegar is salty water. Vinegar contains Acetic acid which is neutralized by the baking soda. The bubbles are simply carbon dioxide being released in the reaction.

[@josephvalenti7268]

There is a mix that also includes lemon juice on Pinterest!

[@shirleynaylor9450]

Leave it overnight. Good advice. Also good to see an honest presentation that yes, baking powder and vinegar work, but there is a little elbow grease involved. Also, if you cook food onto a saucepan, rinse it out with water then drop washing powder on it, swirl it around so it is coated, and leave overnight. Rinses off. Basically, you are destroying the links in the fat, so it can float off instead of sticking.

[@kerismith24]

I too hate cleaning the stove. Mine was like yours and I had to use this method maybe 3 times before it was clean. I used the stronger scrubby pad the last time though. It didn't scratch anything but it sure did help with the baked on stuff on the sides!

[@OURIRISHFAMILY]

+kerismith24 3 times 😳 I may cheat and use the oven cleaner and a stronger scrubber and then do the upkeep by this method as I do like that it has less chemical.

[@kerismith24]

I know 3 times was a lot! But my fault for letting it get that bad lol! I was just trying not to use the self clean button. It heats up the house terribly and doesn't smell the best. Can't be good for ya!

[@OURIRISHFAMILY]

My oven doesn't have a self-clean button. I'm sure it uses lots of electricity too.

[@jeanlancaster3818]

I have a self clean oven, that did not come with a self clean button. The manual says to put it on highest setting for 30 mins and it self cleans. But i do it regularly and don't allow it to get dirty yuk my food goes into it.

[@rathnaitmullen8541]

No you should've put the oven on a low heat for about an hour with a bowl of lemon juice on the shelf!

[@nylas100]

A metal scoured usually works well also does it have to be white vinegar, will brown vinegar do? As I notice most people with the white.

[@OURIRISHFAMILY]

I'm not sure if brown vinegar can be used, sorry.

[@ohwell2652]

Tey vinegar but hot and baking soda and lemon and use a brush instead of a sponge and clean it like every 3 days until is clean then when u ise it put aluminum foil andan extra aluminium container to retain the spills

[@larryscott3982]

hello world Baking soda is alkaline . And lemon and vinegar are acid. Can’t see mixing acid and alkaline for any reason. Go one way or the other.

[@lcagee]

A razor scraper works well on glass.

[@maryteet2m813]

My oven is 100 times bad than this. I am struggling to really get rid of the grime at the bottom. I will try this tomorrow. Thank you x

[@ThunderingVids]

Try making a small ball of aluminum and scrub again with paste. Should help.

[@cl4re4d4ms]

A scraper is really essential and makes it very much easier.

[@debbu3167]

Much easier to: 1. Turn on oven on high. 2. put pan of water with some vinegar in oven. 3. Leave for about 30mins. 4. Turn off oven. Let cool. 5. Wipe out gunk. Perfect!

[@erikal5218]

I believe you can use the finest grit steel wool (0000) on the inner part of the glass door. :) I have great results that way.... Good work!

[@joethepope3]

Is dish soap washing up liquid or something else?

[@OURIRISHFAMILY]

Yes it's washing up liquid :)

[@tiffanywalker7624]

Use and sos pad it really works buy it from the dollar store

[@eleanorflynn370]

You should use a brillo pad it would get that off the glass no problem

[@heatheryohe8874]

well Karen my oven is as bad as yours! I haven't cleaned it in at least 2 years but I also love cooking so many things in my roaster on my back porch so it doesn't heat up the house. but I just might try it but with water and see how it goes

[@OURIRISHFAMILY]

+Heather Yohe yes try making the paste with water first and then use the vinegar once the paste has been on overnight. A stronger scrubber pad may help also. I'll be doing mine again at the weekend.

[@Masteracci]

If you want better results: - Open the oven and spray the vinegar all over - Close the oven and let it run @ 100°C for 1h - All the water in the vinegar has evaporated but the acetic acid from the vinegar hasn't and was active during 1h - To neutralize the acid use a baking soda water mixture and spray it all over - Now spray water all over and wipe/brush off any dirt Facts and mixture: - The acid will evaporate @ 118°C and the water @ 100°C ( @ 0m Altitude ) - Baking soda and vinegar will neutralize each other ( 9ml Vinegar @ 8% acetic acid /gramme of baking soda)

[@WES_5150]

Two added tips: 1. In most modern ovens, that bottom part of the oven comes out very easily, and 2. So does the oven door - get it out of the way to make reaching inside way easier.

[@rencelbrown2757]

Thanks for sharing

[@queenmary1064]

I just soaked mine with Clorox and left it for 15 minutes then scrubbed hard with the silk scrub not the sponge then cleaned it with water !! Left the oven open so the Clorox smell to go away.thats the only solution that worked for me!! And it workeddd!! My oven is very clean now !

[@leoncarr920]

Nice presentation... The hack was utterly useless.... Thanks for demonstrating and saving me the effort and time.... Cheers

[@BC-ep2iq]

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[@marylynch685]

Try to add lemon at the initial mix stage.

[@AlwaysThinkingPositive]

I tried this and our oven was nowhere dirty as this one, it didn’t work

[@fly_guy994]

Astonish will get the rest of the burnt grease off, and it doesn’t smell either :)

[@stryderhiryu8]

Can baking powder be use? Instead of baking soda

[@elainelily9910]

No

[@harwoods11]

Might I suggest.. Gloves and a mask (vinegar is strong). Also put newspaper or similar on the floor around cooker. This is a messy job. Good video.

[@jesswood8941]

I typically use water in the beginning, rather than vinegar. this way, after the mixture sets up over night, the reaction can fully occur between the baking soda and vinegar. Simple solution that worked well for me..good luck! oh, and I clean mine maybe every three months!😂

[@OURIRISHFAMILY]

Hi, Jess, I had seen other videos that do it with water initially, maybe I should have tried that way. We live and learn, maybe next time........ next year 😉😝

[@jampotblair]

its vey simple use a metal scrubber with salt job done

[@junebellenger9290]

I could never let my oven get like that