I sure don't want to use smelly stuff. so what do ya'll use to clean the oven in your rig?
Linda
RVDude said
08:25 PM Aug 14, 2008
I've never needed anything more than Windex/409 type stuff.
-- Edited by RVDude at 21:26, 2008-08-14
Dan and Gail said
09:20 PM Aug 14, 2008
I wash the turntable, oven racks and grease filter in hot dish detergent soapy water, and then wipe out the inside with a soapy dishcloth, then rinse with a clean wet cloth. According to the manual, do not use abrasive or harsh cleaners or scouring pads.
Be sure to wipe the waveguide cover (located on the ceiling in the oven) immediately after use if splashing or spatters occured during convection cooking. Built-up food splashes may overheat and cause smoke or possibly fire. Do not remove the waveguide cover.
I don't like to use spray cleaners in the oven because of getting it in the perforations on the wall.
Really like baking in the convection oven.
greenlady said
09:56 AM Aug 15, 2008
I've apparently been lax in cleaning and now have baked on gunk. I'm hoping in time it will all wash off!
Linda
Lynda and Bob said
08:36 PM Aug 16, 2008
I'm a big fan of vinegar to clean with. Spray it on and wipe it off with paper towel or spray the paper towel and wipe it down. Google vinegar uses and see what it says for all kinds of cleaning jobs.
greenlady said
08:47 PM Aug 16, 2008
I like to use vinegar too. but as I've said, I've got some baked on stains and I need something to break them up
Linda
Luvglass said
09:17 AM Aug 17, 2008
We're not too anal about the oven cleaning, and it gets pretty built up in there before I get motivated enough to clean it.
We use Easy Off Original Heavy Duty Oven Cleaner and it works magic in only 5-10 minutes. I preheat the oven to 250 degrees before spraying.
Maybe they changed the formula over the years, because it doesnt smell too bad.
Good luck, Fred
greenlady said
09:27 AM Aug 17, 2008
Luvglass wrote:
We use Easy Off Original Heavy Duty Oven Cleaner and it works magic in only 5-10 minutes. I preheat the oven to 250 degrees before spraying.
Maybe they changed the formula over the years, because it doesnt smell too bad.
Good luck, Fred
Hmmm, I may have to give this a try! thanks
Linda
greenlady said
11:43 AM Sep 1, 2008
Luvglass wrote:
We use Easy Off Original Heavy Duty Oven Cleaner and it works magic in only 5-10 minutes. I preheat the oven to 250 degrees before spraying.
Maybe they changed the formula over the years, because it doesnt smell too bad.
Good luck, Fred
well I gave this a try and it works! but I only sprayed a small spot to test it. then I tried spraying some on a cloth and dabbing it on. You can't spray the open areas! I will take some doing but dabbing it on is an option
Linda
-- Edited by RVDude at 21:26, 2008-08-14
Be sure to wipe the waveguide cover (located on the ceiling in the oven) immediately after use if splashing or spatters occured during convection cooking. Built-up food splashes may overheat and cause smoke or possibly fire. Do not remove the waveguide cover.
I don't like to use spray cleaners in the oven because of getting it in the perforations on the wall.
Really like baking in the convection oven.
Linda
I'm a big fan of vinegar to clean with. Spray it on and wipe it off with paper towel or spray the paper towel and wipe it down. Google vinegar uses and see what it says for all kinds of cleaning jobs.
Linda
We use Easy Off Original Heavy Duty Oven Cleaner and it works magic in only 5-10 minutes. I preheat the oven to 250 degrees before spraying.
Maybe they changed the formula over the years, because it doesnt smell too bad.
Good luck,
Fred
Linda
Thanks!!!
Linda