Say goodbye to the tedious job of cleaning your oven!

An Effective and Environmentally Friendly Approach: Using Aluminum Foil
Every day, many homeowners use their ovens to prepare wonderful meals; but, cleaning them out afterward is no picnic. Grease and burned-on debris may accumulate in the oven, making cleaning it a chore you put off until it’s unbearable to cook in. Consider using aluminum foil as a cleaner first; it’s easy, it won’t harm the environment, and it will get the job done quickly. Two methods exist for doing this.
Initial Approach: The Foil Method for Aluminum:
Take out of the oven all of the racks, trays, and other fittings.
To thoroughly clean the inside of the oven, soak a sponge or cloth in hot water mixed with a little amount of dish soap, then squeeze off excess water. Wipe down all surfaces, including the glass and walls.
The next step is to line the oven’s inside, including the glass, with aluminum foil. In an instant, the metal will cling to the liquid.

Do not open the oven door for at least two hours.
Once the timer goes off, take off the aluminum foil, roll it into a ball, and use it to scrub out any leftover residue. Lastly, wipe off the inside of the oven with a sponge that is both wet and dry.
Alternative Approach: Method Using Dishwasher Tablets:
A dishwashing tablet, some hot water, and some protective gloves are all you’ll need.
To partly dissolve the tablet, put it in a dish, add the boiling water, and stir with a spoon.
Dip a sponge into the liquid while wearing protective gloves. Then, clean the inside, glass, and racks of the oven. Thoroughly wet the spots.
Set it aside for two hours after covering the oven with aluminum foil.
Gather the foil into a ball and utilize its form to clean those pesky corners that are otherwise impossible to reach.
To get rid of any leftover residue, use a moist sponge.
Advice for Avoiding Oven Grease:
Avoiding oven grime entirely isn’t always possible, but you may lessen its impact by using these

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