Steam Cleaning VS. Self Cleaning An Oven

[@branscombe_]

love these types of videos. short, sweet and to the point. I don’t even own a stove.

[@buzzzub8563]

Cute!

[@hasangonendemirler4707]

This man has a very charismatic accent I hope you have a long and healthy life sir

[@robertacevedo3502]

I just tried using the "Steam" Cleaning option on our oven, but it didn't work well and I'm trying it again. It didn't created enough steam. The problem seems to be that the default temperature, when you activate the steam cleaning feature, may not be hot enough to generate enough steam. I believe the default temp is 250 degrees. For all intents and purposes, it seems like you don't really need to use the steam cleaning feature; you can just add the water as directed, at the base where it probably states "add water," and turn the oven on. As far as I can tell, the steam cleaning feature just regulates the temperature and time of the cleaning. But if you opt not to use the steam cleaning feature, and simply pour the water on the oven plate/base and turn the oven on, be careful what temp you set it at since it will be hotter upon cleaning. I alternated my temp between 300 - 350 degrees.

[@RhondaGaines]

Thanks so much for this!! I tried mine got the first time and I was wondering if it was broken🤦🏽‍♀️.

[@robertacevedo3502]

I'm glad. Just be careful with the oven getting a little hotter than the steam cleaning's setting. Based on my experience, I wouldn't wait too long between cleanings. Good luck! @@RhondaGaines

[@robertacevedo3502]

Regarding my last comment, if you opt not to use the steam cleaning feature/button, and just add water and turn the oven on and select the time yourself, I would not set the temp higher than 300 degrees. And even at that, make sure you wait till the oven is cool enough to begin wiping down. 350 degrees was a little too hot.

[@johnbrews9724]

Use distilled water to avoid leaving a mineral deposit.

[@msdillpickle3956]

I take the oven racks out on any cleaning feature for fear of ruining them. I ruined mine before in a previous oven and they are not cheap to replace.

[@kingshearer2]

So for ovens that don't have a 'steam clean' button I suppose you can just put a bowl of water in there and switch on the button called 'oven'.

[@blacksheepev4519]

Thank you very much!

[@qtay5355]

Thank you!

[@erikal5218]

Would 50/50 vinegar and water be even more effective in the oven? This is how I clean my microwave.. 🤷🏻‍♀️ (cup of 50/50 water and vinegar, and turn it on)

[@CatherineJenna2324]

How long do you microwave the water and vinegar for?

[@thezypcebrothers5915]

The vinegar for sure will eliminate the oily smells but it’s acidic so will that maybe ruin it???

[@higherthanmost1112]

What a salesman

[@aki31286]

higherthanmost1112 from self cleaning to microwave ranges!!!

[@crand20033]

So steam cleaning is a faster option. So why do we need self cleaing option at all?

[@user-fm6vb5xv6l]

Clean inside the oven,what temperature, and how long to keep oven on . So I can stream clean it?

[@user-gx7mv8ks4o]

Have the steam cycle on my Samsung. It does not heat the water for steam. Not happy. Can the oven temperature be used to get a steam action?

[@victorgalvanvillavicencio9029]

Hola tengo problemas con el horno?

[@exitido]

Thx

[@sheliahickman500]

What if you don't add water.

[@kathleendonofrio9555]

what about the window. It's horrible and I can't get it clean

[@ShermansNow]

Hi Kathleen! Great question- Cleaning the inside of your oven door can be a bit more challenging. After all, the grease you’ll be tackling has literally been baking on the glass for weeks, months, or maybe even years. You'll need water, 1/2 cup of baking soda, a bowl, microfiber cloths, and a razor blade (optional). 1. Open the door and wipe off any loose bits of grime with a damp microfiber cloth. 2. Pour the baking soda in the bowl. 3. Slowly add water to the baking soda to make a paste. It should be about the consistency of shaving cream. 4. Spread the paste on the inside of the oven window. 5. Let this sit for around 15 to 20 minutes. 6. Use a damp clean microfiber cloth and wipe the paste away. 7. If any stuck-on gunk remains, use the razor blade to gently scrape it away. Make certain to use the flat edge and not the corner so that you don’t scratch your glass. 8. Repeat steps 1 through 7 as needed. 9.Use a dry microfiber cloth to buff out any streaks in the glass. Hope this helps!

[@beverlyhumphry667]

@@ShermansNow 7

[@Koshercarnivoreandketo]

@@ShermansNow can i use this to clean the self cleaning oven?

[@steadyeddie7453]

So for the additional money I get to press a preset temperature button? Why not just pour the water in the oven, set yor own temperature, and with some ovens just set the oven timer? Without a built in oven timer, set you kitchen timer or your mobile phone. Seems like an expensive gimmic unless I am missing something. Steam has been used to clean microwave ovens since they were first called radar ranges.

[@dustdevilmedia]

What?! I can't hear you!

[@loretta-xc2jk]

Steam cleaning sucks does a horrible job. I'll keep to self cleaning.

[@buzzzub8563]

Thank you!