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What can you use to clean an oven?

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You can use a pumice stick to clean the oven. It is helpful for deep cleaning ovens. It does not scratch anything and is less time-consuming. You can also use an all-purpose cleaner to help add moisture to the process.

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How do you make a grease cleaner with baking soda?

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To make a grease cleaner, mix two cups of water with a tablespoon of baking soda. Then add about 20 drops of lemon or orange essential oil.

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How do I use store-bought oven cleaner and avoid spraying it on the top and bottom heating elements?

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You can use aluminum foil to carefully wrap or shield the top and bottom elements before you start spraying.

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Is an electric oven safe to use after overheating and leaving burn marks on the outer edges?

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It would be a good idea to have a qualified appliance technician check it before using it again.

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Can I remove the coils at the bottom of an electric oven when cleaning it?

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You can carefully lift them slightly to clean the bottom, but don't force them.

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How do I clean the heat sensor in an electric oven?

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Clean it with a damp cloth, but avoid using harsh cleaning products or scrubbing too hard.

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