HOW TO CLEAN YOUR TOASTER OVEN | What cleaning tricks work and which to skip
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- Опубликовано: 24 авг 2024
- Toaster ovens are easily the hardest appliance to keep clean-at least in our house. In this video, I try all the internet’s suggestions for cleaning a dirty toaster oven and see what actually works and what doesn’t.
How do you clean your toaster oven? Share your tips and tricks below!!
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Some tricks I learned from a professional cleaner that had a company that cleaned rentals. Use a razor blade paint scraper held at a very low angle. With my toaster oven I just spray the inside with Simple Green, let it sit for a while, then use the paint scraper to get off the baked grease. After that I use a green pot scrubber to get to the areas that are difficult to reach with the scraper. Soaking time about 30-60 minutes, scrubbing time about 15 minutes and it's done. Green scrubby or SOS do a great job on the rack.
Wow all great advice, thank you so much Jan! Appreciate you watching and sharing! Will have to try Simple Green too!
To add to this, can use 0000 steel wool
@@itsmejanny great tip! Thank you!
@@MikeCampSucksFatDick I believe SOS pads that you can buy in most cleaning aisles in the store are basically soap infused 0000 steel wool. I've been using them on oven racks, faucets, chrome, etc for years. Works very well.
For GLASS, always use a wet surface with a bit of detergent solution before applying the single edge razor blade to it.
Wife's solution was to buy another toaster oven every 3 years.
Lol great idea 😅
😂😂😂
And you let it happen
tempted 😁
Would be nice if I didn't always want to go all out getting overpriced toaster ovens 😂
A tray replacement directly from Brevell is about $12-$15 I have six of them if I’m going to cook something that’s going to splatter I just use older one and when I want it to look pretty I just put in a new one
Did you buy extra trays from the breville website?
This is actually brilliant. I will not throw out my old pan now for this reason.
You can also put the tray in a plastic garbage bag and pour ammonia in, seal the bag and let sit overnight.
When I lived in an apartment the maintenance would come in monthly and spray oven cleaner in tenants ovens without telling us and I was actually using my oven without knowing they did that. I’m not the type that would not clean my oven so I’m wondering now if I’m going to have medical problems from that. I like the baking soda idea. Thank you for bringing us along while you clean. It feels like a party. 🎉
The oven cleaner has non toxic chemicals. Sodium hydroxide, aminoethanol , diethylene glycol monobutyl ether, and butane, I wouldn’t be afraid of oven cleaner. Just make sure to wash it off Everything is toxic even water. I read a lot of research papers because I am PhD in big university
A trick to clean a cooking pan with a dishwasher soap pod: after boiling water in the pan, insert the pod, let it sit for awhile, then scrub off residue. Shiny clean.
What if you boil the water, insert the pod, pour in the sink or pale, and let the bottom sheet sit in that for awhile; see if that works.
I used scrub daddy and power paste for my breville and it was brilliant. As for the rack and tray I used the scrub daddy pink paste and the steel scrub daddy and it now looks clean again yay 😊
Sorry, but obviously you must work for Scrub Daddy company because it didn't work like you said at all.
I USUALLY USE SOS SOAP PADS, COMET, AND A STAINLESS STEEL PAD. I ALWAYS COVER THE CRUMB TRAY AND THE BOTTOM AND BACK OF THE CONVECTION OVEN WITH ALUMINUM FOIL HELD BY A SMALL PIECE OF MASKING TAPE, FOLDED ON ITSELF. EASIER CLEANUP.
I'm glad I'm not the only chowderhead whose left a bread bag atop the toaster oven. I'm going to try all your tricks on my Oster. Thanks.
I don't know if my toaster oven is salvageable, TBH. I really let it go. I'm gonna give it a try with all the tips and letting trays and oven racks sit overnight with cleaner on them. I love reading all the comments, too. People are so helpful sometimes!! I actually cleaned under our kitchen sink today, and stovetop with the grates. Someone recommended a pumice stone to clean the grates, and it worked like magic!! :)
A steam cleaner can be very useful, especially for removing baked on food. Sometimes, if the surface of the metal tray has been compromised no amount of brushing will clean it.
I just bought one and it's not working very well and why I'm on looking for a better way or what i'm doing wrong. I may have to try the baking soda paste over night and then use the steamer to get the paste out better.or more easily.
@@mariericks7916Try the CIF cream cleanser or the new tangerine cream from scrub daddy ., Even their power paste .. Vinegar in between cleanings helps with grease removal .. Also, a pumice stone for really burnt on messes (only use wet).. My last move was with just my handy dandy Dawn Power wash and, a scrub mommy on the glass .. Worked great 👍🏻 Good luck ! Steam cleaning is fantastic 😍
I was thinking of using my steam cleaner! Good to hear it works.
Recommend Brillo pads 👍
Did anyone clean the top inside of the oven and the fan? How would you clean them?
When I bought mine, a comment said they bought a Silpat and put in the bottom to avoid that nightmare, and it works great.
If that's a Breville like mine (and I think it is), they explicitly say in the manual NOT to cover the crumb tray with tinfoil due to fire hazard. Since the bottom try is removable and not a cooking surface, I just went ahead and used Easy Off on it. I put it in a rubbermaid container outside like you had and just coated the heck out of it, then I triple washed it. It came out great.
Oh really?! I wasn't able to find that in my manual. Did you find Easy Off stripped the metal finish? If not, I'll have to give it a go (it can't get much worse anyways ahaha!)
@@AfterTap Here is what my Breville manual says under safety recommendations section: "Do not cover crumb tray or any part of the oven with metal foil. This will cause overheating of the oven."
@@AfterTap Nope, it was fine, no damage to the pan after using Easy Off. :-)
@@nrgltwrkr2225 yes, Breville states not to use foil. I’ve had my Breville Smart Oven Pro for 3 years and have always covered the crumb pan with heavy duty aluminum foil. Never have had any issues, and it certainly it has kept my bottom crumb pan like new!
With a very heavy heart I write this because I COMPLETELY RUINED MY PAN using oven cleaner. Im sure I left it on too long and it removed everything!!! The coating and EVERTHING!! SOOOOO MAD AT MYSELF!!! DONT LEAVE IT ON TOO LONG!!! DESTROYED IT>>>
I'd pay for a self-cleaning feature on a countertop oven
ME TOO.
So would I
I might have to throw mine out 😞 and buy a new one. Something dripped onto the element and it stinks up the house for hours when I use it --- and I use it daily
@@camouflagejumpsuit I would put it outside and turn the temperature on max and just let whatever it is burn off or cook off. Might take a while though
The comments have the BEST tips! I love countertop ovens.
Use the powder form of BKF and make a paste with water. Coat the tray in the paste and let it sit for a few days. I keep it moist with a spray bottle (not sure this is absolutely necessary though). You can then scrape off the goo, and/or scrub with a scotchbrite pad. Repeat if necessary. It can take a while, and it will never be like new, but you can improve it with the paste, time and a little bit of elbow grease.
Thank you for this video and for using a really dirty toaster👍👍
Very well explained
So happy I found this tutorial because I literally just bought that exact toaster oven from Amazon and wanted to plan ahead since my parents toaster oven is grimy af and I don't want mine to end up looking like that 🤣
aha Well, I think you just need to take care of it and not use Easy Off (that really ruined it). Hope you found your parents the right toaster oven!
I use heavy duty aluminum foil on my drip tray, held down with small round magnets on each corner.
Also, Barkeeper's Friend comes in a powder which I think is much better than the liquid in some situations as you can control how thick you want it. I make a thick past with it that works better than vinegar and baking sode (IMHO) especially when you let it sit a good while
Good call on the magnets! Thanks! We've lined our crumb tray ( and baking pan) with foil from the start but hadn't thought of magnets to hold it in place. Even at highest temps the foil doesn't doesn't cause overheating - We've checked temp with an infrared thermometer. Toaster oven pans and trays are not stainless steel and stain easily- Protecting them with foil eliminates baked on polymerized oil that simply can't be entirely cleaned off.
Magnets obviously won't work on an aluminum drop tray, and often don't even work on stainless steel.
Last time I got past due on cleaning the tray of my Breville, I learned my lesson. Once I got it nice and clean, I went to Amazon and bought barbecue grill silicone mats that work. They can be cut to size.
I use scotbrite heavy duty scour pads (we call 'em greenies) on the baked on gunk! And I've learned from the past to put aluminum foil on the drip plate when you get a new toaster oven!
Since the wire rack is copper coated with chromium, regular oven cleaner cleans it fine. It doesn't have the same coating as the interior of the oven. SoftScrub works on inside.
I used oven cleaner and I’m pretty sure I have to throw my oven cleaner out, it’s ruined.
Great tips and video
I used Dawn power wash and clean in layers. Also, add very hot water to release the dirt.
Have you tried the new spray bottle Rubi?! It's life-changing.
Love the crumb vacuuming!
Awesome very helpful tips
I do NOT use aluminum foil on my TRAY (potential fire hazard). I got BBQ Grill Mats from Amazon. Easy to clean or replace when they get too bad.
Noted and sharing with other suggesting this!! Thank you Jay!
you can also order thin rubber mats from Breville or Amazon or Williams Sonoma (can't remember where I got it) works great and easy to clean. Another suggestion would be to get in the habit of wiping down cleaning it once a week so baked on grease and splatter doesn't get backed on the interior of the oven
Great job - well done. I will definitely try on my Breville Smart Oven Pro. 👏🏻👍🏻🙋🏻♀️🙏🏻🇦🇺
I suggest taking a dishwasher pod, cut off a corner sprinkle some of the powder on the black crust, use a green scrubbing pad side of a sponge and begin scrub. have a scraper handy too. Maybe soft scrub. Use scraper to get excess off, then elbow grease to work to metal. Rinse, maybe use vinegar paste soak and eventually it will come clean, mostly ;).
thanks for your video.
I am sorry and I hope you consider this constructive criticism and not trolling.
I can not watch RUclips channels that I have to turn up and down constantly because the dialog is at one volume and the music is extremely loud. I am somewhat deaf so I have to turn up to hear what you're saying and then turn way down when the music comes on.
I recommend a editing program that allows you to edit different sound tracks volumes.
same problem for me. no like because of that
Absolutely hear you on this Jillian! Excuse the terribly pun. This is probably the hardest part of editing these videos for me and something I'm working on with future videos. Appreciate you watching nonetheless!
Brillo pad on grates and bottom tray works great!
This was the video I didn't know I needed ! I've let my toaster oven go & have been putting off cleaning it but this totally inspired me to tackle it ! Thank you. I look forward to more videos
Thanks so much for watching Priscilla!! I hope some of the tricks for well for you!!
Are used to work for Sur La Table and I sold a lot of these Breville toaster ovens and I’ve had two in the past… The bottom tray is the worst thing to clean… Everyone complains about how bad it is… With that being said, whatever you do, do not put aluminum foil on the bottom of this pan! Why because the rep from breville told me that the kind of metal and the reflective action when the toaster oven isn’t use it doesn’t cook or bake properly… I’ve even asked the Breville rep. How do you clean it and the only thing she could tell me was, “you have to clean it every time you use it!"And I told her "...that is completely impractical. there has to be a better solution.?"she couldn’t answer me… So the only thing I can suggest is that you have to buy a whole new pan… But check with the Breville website on how to clean the Crumb pan.
Okay, I'm not sure how I missed this comment but it is SUPER helpful!! Thank you for sharing your insight Barbie!!
cover the crumb tray with foil. When the foil get gunky toss and repeat. Works for me.
Yes! Adopted this since this video!!!
IDEA! Don’t allow so much grease and crud to build up and bake onto the poor oven. Yes, that means CLEANING after use! Don’t just go on and on and on using it with whatever is being cooked run and drip into the tray without CLEANING. Then, the task will not be so MONSTROUS! Just a THOUGHT.
It's way easier clean it after every time you use it! 😉
You're telling me!! 😅😅
Thanks mom!
Yep just give it a quick wipe down and you're done.
Who has time for that?
PBW (powdered brewery wash) works very well on the tray and racks.
A Brillo pad worked on my tray. Also, why not try the BKF and/or baking soda paste on the tray? I didn't see you try that. But as I said the Brillo pad worked on my try. You did a nice job on the rest of the oven though.
The soaking for the tray won't work. What's worked for me is a baking soda and peroxide paste mix, cover the area and let sit for several hours or overnight. You could use a Brillo pad or rough sponge to wipe it off, you'll barely have to scrub. Hope this helps
Great suggestion Bri! I ended up just covering the tray with tin foil but I will have to try this, thank you!
@@AfterTap you're welcome!
Honestly, on mine, even the peroxide/baking soda paste did very little.
Thanks for this video and the music!
I use SOS scouring pads for stuck on food or even to clean my pots and pans
I'm not sure why I never try those!! I'll have to, maybe they can help get this toaster oven just that little cleaner. Thanks so much for watching!!
AfterTap of course! I have quickly fallen in love with your content! 💯🌺
@@AfterTap SOS pads work awesome in particular for the racks. At the end of the day, they are pre soaped steel wool. Excellent for chrome and so forth. In fact, I cut them in half with scissors and use as needed. Bonus, that actually helps sharpen the scissors like foil does.
I have found there is a difference between SOS & Brillo. SOS is finer (less scratch and a higher polish) and Brillo is more coarse for more aggressive cleaning.
No cleaners needed. I remove the tray and use sandpaper on dry tray. Tiny scratches don't matter because they will be on the inside. rinse tray in clear water or just wipe with damp cloth. You can sand inside wherever is reachable and wipe off loose stuff. Always unplug first. Looks good!
If you soak the tray in boiling water, it melts the baked on fat and comes clean easily with a brillo pad.
That's a great tip, thank you Margaret!!
Exactly what I've been doing:) Although I squirt the tray with Dawn soap then pour the boiling water and submerge it. Followed up by SOS. My Breville is going on 6 yrs old:)
Your hard work paid off...........it looks FANTASTIC!!❤️👍🏻
Thank you Debbie!!! Appreciate you watching❤️
What do you think I could use for the oven lightbulbs grease fell onto them
I'm sorry but the music makes this video unwatchable. Why do that? Such a shame.
If I'm being honest, I didn't know this many people would watch!! This was when I was newer to editing videos but now I've got the music volumes under control...at least I'm trying!
I use BBQ GRILL sheets with magnets to hold it up to the walls inside . The “ Sheets “ are high heat resistant and catches the grease / protects the walls inside .
The baking soda and vinegar paste won't be good. This oven has a mesh for the air fryer and convention. If the paste goes into those holes, it's almost impossible to take em out. And every time you bake something, the particles of dried baking soda will pour over your food
That is so true. I tried her technique and I have the same exact oven. Now, whenever I open my oven there are white particles all over the trays. So useless.
😂😂😂😂 thanks to this video we now have a new Breville. Ours ended up looking like someone was cooking cocaine in it.
Glad I saw this before cleaning~!
I'm definitely interested in cleaning an air fryer please!
My ninja foodie toaster is a mess
I have a Breville Smart Oven Air Fryer Pro, with the quartz heating elements. Breville manual states, "gently rub a soft, damp sponge or cloth along the length of the heating element. Do not use any type of cleanser or cleaning agent. Do not use any standard oven cleaner to clean the interior of the oven as this will deteriorate the metal surface." So how do I clean the quartz elements once they get covered and discolored from air frying oily things? They don't look nice at all.
On that nasty tray I used a power drill with brass rotary wire wheel for the really heavy stuff.
Rechromed with Coke and aluminum foil wrapped on Electric tooth brush. Looks brand new again.
Used beekeepers fried overnight. Scrubbed with brash brillo pad
I would like to understand the rechrome thing better
Vinegar and baking soda cancel each other out. One is high pH and other low pH. The baking soda will have some grittiness which will help but using them separately would be better.
Kyle sounds like a smart guy. Maybe tell him it's a $400 toaster oven.
Mean green works amazingly
I’ve seen a cookie sheet with similar staining cleaned with oven cleaner. Also I have successfully used tin foil to wrap the tray in mine, but then found out it could be a potential safety hazard and stopped.
Fair enough!! Appreciate you watching and sharing!
Yeah: the manual for my toaster oven specifically warns against it, saying the oven could overheat. :(
Wondering how to clean the heating elements in Breville Smart oven
Dremel with wire brush or a paint scraper can remove the tray buildup. Both methods will scratch it a bit
I just cleaned my tray with dawn in hot water with a Brillo pad. Cleaned it right up with a little scrubbing
Okay wow, jealous! That wasn't doing the trick for mine!
In general breville replacement parts are really reasonable. Sometimes I find myself just sitting around order an extra parts
I love it when manufacturers have extra parts. Including extra racks!
Brillo. It doesn't scratch and eliminate all that grease. Clean the tray after you use it. I use sometimes oven cleaner, guilty but them I wipe it off several time with a damp rag.
I haven't tried Brillo! Thanks for the suggestion John!
steel wool wouldprobably work for the burnt-on areas
Try putting them crates and tray in ammonia overnight. Either a tote or h
garbage bag closed tight. Does not have to be completely immersed the fumes do the work. You can also leave a bowl in oven overnight. Does wonders for grates and burners for stove also. I use the grill brush on basket.
Why do people mix baking soda and vinegar for cleaning? Is there something about a neutral acetate? I'd use one or the other, not both.
PLEASE WEAR GLOVES WHILE USING CLEANING PRODUCTS.
Use a scouring pad the matel wire one
I've cleaned stuff like that tray before just using dish soap and hot water, what you need are steel wool, a plastic scraper and a hard brush with the plastic scraper on the backside. While the tray or pot is completely submerged, that's when you scrape and scrub.
Thank you for the tips. Try steel wool on the tray that did not clean. Don't use aluminum foil as a liner, it can create toxic fumes under heat. In my regular oven I use parchment paper and change it every time, although I have not tried parchment in the convection oven I wonder if it may work, just change it each time used.
I don’t use aluminum foil and I remember something about it being a fire hazard. But I see it used a lot in countertop oven videos.
But thank you I try it too
Also spray the tray and grate with easy off fumeless oven cleaner and let it sit for a few hours.
:( It completely RUINED mine because I left it on too long. :(((
How to clean the heating elements? I scanned the video but could not see any work being done on those super important parts for a toaster oven and mine has got very hard gunk on it caused by a guest staying here. Need to find out how to get the elements completely clean. Because I presume having food stuck on those elements which get very hot is going to make them stop working, right?
Hi Caroline, I just used a hot, wet sponge and water for mine. I can't say that this was the area of my toaster oven dirtiest though. Were you able to find something that worked for you yet?
@@AfterTap Hi and thank you for your response with query! I am glad to report that the heating elements totally cleaned up all by themselves - Don't ask me how! There is no more gunk on them. I think I read that this would happen elsewhere on the web, so you can inform people not to worry - heat repeatedly applied to the gunk gets rid of it!
To clean the bottom tray, you should try steel wool and baking soda, this plastic scrub pads dont work well for really bad stains
That's a great idea!! I didn't try steel wool. Thanks for watching!!
A razor blade is useful too to clean the tough gunk.
@@AfterTap just cleaned mine and used steel wool
I just cleaned mine and it stopped working. I wonder if water got inside the oven 😟
Can you put the tray in the dishwasher?
Parchment paper remove when needed fir trays aluminum can catch on fire with oil drips
Just ignore the soiling on the crumb tray. It's polymerised oils and sugars (plastic). It causes no problems. As for a suggestion, when listening to music like that, it's best to use a long metal skewer inserted forcefully into one eardrum, through the brain and out the other eardrum - good as new!
As a last ditch effort to chemically remove burnt food from a stainless steel surface, NaOH (sodium hydroxide, "lye") could work. Do not use on aluminum (NaOH dissolves it). That's a very harsh chemical though used to dissolve organic material, so use with high caution and protective gear meant to withstand it. Be careful with the cleanup, diluting heavily before pouring down the drain. Might be safer to just buy a new tray. Or do what someone else said and spend some careful time with a razer blade. Cheers!
Oh wow, I will need to just buy a new one because that sounds too dangerous for someone as clumsy as me. Appreciate you leaving the advice for others though!!
I saw, on either Target or Amazon's website, a promotional demonstration video for the BBQ Scrub Daddy. it said to heat the BBQ at 300 degrees soak the BBQ daddy and steam clean the BBQ that way. I can't help but wonder if that would work for the oven tray as well.
Can you make a video making macarons in your toaster oven because I am trying to make macarons in the same oven and I have to not figured it out yet. Good luck and Thank you!
DerpsterSarah Lie I wish!😂 I am not a good baker/cook!
Boiling the tray in water with Oxy-Clean for a half hr. or so should work, if you have something large enough to hold the tray. If you every have burnt / carbonized food in a steel pot, this method is a miracle worker. Zero elbow grease required . One scoop of Oxy-Clean will do the trick. How Oxy-Clean will work with aluminum though, I'm not sure. I guess you could boil some aluminum foil as an experiment.
I never saw the top inside of the oven, before or after cleaning. I have the exact same model of oven, I have been using it for 1 and a half years. I have cooked steak, chicken, fish, pork 7 days a week in that time. I found 3 days ago unbeknownst to me a large thick accumulation of baked on grease oil and ? soot( from occasional burned meal) on the oven interior roof. I never saw the roof of your oven. I am curious to see how well you cleaned above the heating elements I consider this a major over site.
Edgar Cox thank you for watching! Appreciate you commenting and bringing the oversight to my attention. While my toaster oven didn’t accumulate build up on the roof, I used the same solution throughout the inside of the appliance. Be careful if you are to use this method to not scrub the actual heating mechanisms but just in between. This video is not real time or else it would be well over an hour but hopefully you got the gist of what worked well for me. Good luck!!
I read somewhere that you can flip the toast oven over & clean the top just like you would the bottom, just be careful around the heating elements. Hope this helps.
I did flip it upside down and scrub my 18 months old breville with BKF+magic eraser. It doesn't take much out and definitely not what's on the top since I can't reach it.
Soak the crumb tray overnigth in ammonia. Doesn't need to be submerged. Just enough in there to give off ammonia funes.
Oh wow really?! That's good to know. I've always been nervous to clean with such a powerful solution.
@@AfterTap You'll need to scrub with an SOS/Brillol pad afterwards, but it should come off. I bought a Breville Smart Oven Air a few months ago. It's a great Oven, but a PITA to keep clean.
@@AfterTap it's also the best way to clean stovetop grates from gas ranges. put everything in an enclosed plastic container (or a closed up garbage bag) with some ammonia and let it sit overnight. Next day it all washes off easy peasy.
Instead of a gritty paste to scrub, how about using melamine sponges (aka Mr Clean Magic Eraser)? I buy them for a LOT cheaper in bulk at eBay. Works to clean the glass door, racks, drip pan, crumb tray, and outside of the shell. There's no magic involved. Melamine sponges have an equivalent of 3000 grit (5 times finer than toothpaste). Melamine sponges will crumble fall apart (they're soft), so you need many, and why I buy them for cheap in bulk. You can add water to the sponge, but that's only because water is a solvent. Of course, you could dissolve baking soda in vinegar (which has water) to soak the melamine sponge.
I suspect after all that work to clean the toaster oven, you might now think about using aluminum foil on the drip pan and crumb tray. About the only time I cook directly on the racks is for pizza (crispier crust than using a perforated pizza pan), and melamine sponges work very well to clean the racks. I could lay foil on the rack and slice between the rails, but the sponges work well.
This is all such great insight and advice Lee, thank you!! I have never tried the Mr Clean Magic Eraser for the toaster oven but I'm curious to! YES, we have been a lot more diligent with the toast oven since this video was made ahaha...SO.MUCH.WORK.
If you turn it upside down and on to its sides you can see better.
Genius! Don't know how I didn't think of that ahahaha
I just bought one yesterday, and after looking at this, I don't even want to use it. Oh well. Too much hassle for me
How do you clean melted plastic off the top of your black surface toaster over?
Currently looking at my dirty toaster oven and watching your video lol and hoping you can teach me how to clean it lol 😅
Ahaha not an expert but I hope some of these ideas helped you in cleaning yours!!
i gave up and ordered a new crumb tray. It was 12 dollars, usd.
steel wool. I know it gets rust of metal without scratching metal
Does it make you less using the oven?
I just did the first clean up of my Wolfgang Pressure Oven (essentially a toaster oven on steroids with steam baking), after almost 5 years of weekly use, and just used about 1/3 can of some 5+ year old Easy-off (in 2 passes), and it was really a relatively quick (with 1/2 hour waits) and very effective cleaning, albeit a bit stinky from the fumes (it was the older version). Perhaps this would have worked for you.
The door isn't removable?
Ya - you have to cut the “sheets” to size
Why are you doing it without gloves to protect your hands? Wouldn't the water burn your hands?
I soaked my 7 year old oven rack in dish soap and water - let it sit for 12h, then scrubbed it with steel wool. Looks new
Same oven, same issue, thank you! 🙌🏼
Thank you for watching Maxwell!!
Fors Teflon speckled black treated any differently
scrub daddy power paste always takes every bit of grease/burnt on food from the crumb tray.
Anybody ever remove the door to make it all easier? I'm going to try it, but would like to hear from others' experiences.
I have to same oven but what did you use to scrub the inside of the oven?
Hi there, I used baking soda and vinegar paste then let is sit overnight if you can. Wipe away with warm water or more vinegar. Let me know if you have any troubles!!
You lost me at vinegar baking soda. It foams, but it just makes salt water. Choose one or the other.