Many of us love vintage appliances, or maybe you just love your old stove, so you need to know how to clean a stove that isn’t a newer self-cleaning model. When I found this great oven door cleaning video tutorial from Andrea Jean Cleaning on YouTube, I was so happy to know how to effectively clean this type of oven. It is a wonderful and so easy cleaning method. One thing I learned from this great video is that when you purchase a new self-cleaning oven, you only need to use the self-cleaning feature. Regular cleaning of this type of oven will void the warranty. You want to make sure no cleaning product gets into your vents or heating coils. Removing the oven door is a lot easier than you think and makes cleaning the oven easier.
Materials to clean between oven doors:
A bowl
Sawn with fluidity
Cleaner easy to remove
Old material
A bit of Acier wool (or Brillo Pad)
A razor blade scraper
A small set of tools (or a drill with tips)
Directions:
Learn how to clean oven door gaps in a few easy steps with this excellent oven door cleaning video tutorial from Andrea Jean Cleaning on YouTube. You first separate the parts of the door. It’s a lot easier than you think.
Then scrape your glass with the razor blade and continue to follow the simple instructions in the video.