By New Year's Eve, the kitchen is continuously fried, boiled and baked. The house is filled with the aroma of comfort and celebration. And the rest of the weekend, the hostess puzzles how to restore the old look to her beloved oven, which was visited by a baking tray with fish, fried pots and more than one pie.
Folk methods for removing burning and fat
One look at a swimming oven can instantly ruin your mood. In order for the stove to shine again from all sides and please the eye, it’s enough to have half an hour of free time and a couple of products in every kitchen.
First of all, vinegar is useful for magically transforming the oven. It must be mixed with baking soda in a ratio of 1: 2. Spread the resulting slurry on the bottom, walls and the oven door and leave for a couple of hours. After that, it remains only to remove the remnants of the home-made product with a sponge along with the burn.
Another win-win option for cleaning the oven with improvised means can be found in the medicine cabinet. Ammonia will make the shelter of the baking sheets sparkle with purity. To do this, add a couple of drops of ammonia to a cup full of water and put the container in the oven for the night, sealing all the cracks with tape. In the morning, remove the adhesive tape, open and wipe the oven.
To make the stove shine, baking powder, hydrogen peroxide and citric acid are also used. But in terms of effectiveness, not a single folk remedy can be compared with high-quality household chemicals.
Amway and Oven Cleaner
The assortment of household chemicals in supermarkets and online stores is striking in its diversity. But which of the advertised remedies is really effective?
Amway stove and oven cleaners do their job flawlessly. The ease of use will pleasantly surprise you: after spending a minimum of effort and time, you will get a clean plate inside and out. To do this, just apply the product, wait 30 minutes and wipe it with a soft cloth. You can not worry about the appearance of scratches on the enamel, because the gel does not contain abrasive particles. But simple safety rules are still worth observing.
- Wear rubber gloves before using the product and wash your hands with soap and water after cleaning.
- Avoid getting the product on the mucous membranes of the eye and nose.
- Do not use in ovens with a self-cleaning function.
