How to Clean an Oven Like a Boss.

The holidays are almost here! I cannot wait for all those warm, cinnamony smells to fill my house!
But unfortunately, right now, the only smells coming out of my oven are the smells of charred cheese and blackened bits of burned food from years of use. Once upon a time I used the self-cleaning feature to clean my oven and nearly suffocated from the fumes. I had to open all my windows and turn on the fans to keep from choking on the smell. It took me weeks to get the stink out. Phew-wee. So this year I decided to take the old fashioned elbow grease route, and it turned out to be a lot easier than I thought!
Are you ready to see it? My embarrassing oven "before" photo? Here you go! Enjoy....


Before and after. Told you it was bad! Let me show you how I cleaned it.






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Give all the grimy parts a quick once over with the spray, leaving it soapy. Then let it sit and soak for about 30 minutes while you go about your holiday baking business.






Use a nylon scraper to remove the worst of the baked on bits, then scrub it with a Mr. Clean Magic Eraser and elbow grease.






Scrub the rest with a magic eraser until Mr. Clean begins to squeak like Stuart Little on a treadmill. Scrub, scrub, scrub. Wash, rinse, repeat that process until your oven looks brand new!! SO simple!







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