Baking soda
Perhaps the safest and most popular way to clean the oven with baking soda. Thanks to the action of soda, fat and plaque can be removed in a fairly quick time. First you need to arm yourself with a spray bottle with water and an ordinary sponge for washing dishes.
Moisten the walls of the oven and the glass a little with water and apply a lot of soda to them. Rub it well with a sponge and leave the soda to break down the fat for 1 hour, and ideally at 2. After the time has passed, rinse the oven from the baking soda with a sponge, removing fat and soot along with the soda.
You can then dry the oven with paper towels.
Soda and Vinegar
If something burned out in your oven or you did not clean it for a very long time, then soda mixed with vinegar is a powerful aggressive compound that will help remove even the most terrible dirt.
First, apply table vinegar to the walls, and then use a damp sponge to bake soda. Leave the composition for a couple of hours, and then rinse with warm water.
Lemon acid
Take citric acid and mix it in equal proportions with warm water. Put the composition on the dirt in the oven and leave for 1 hour. After you wipe everything with a wet rag, and then dry.
For deeper raids, use this method. Pour ½ water into a baking sheet and add 1 packet of citric acid into it. Place the pan in the oven and preheat it to 200 degrees. A baking sheet with water should stand in it for at least 40 minutes, and when time passes let the oven cool. Now you can wash the oven with a sponge dipped in warm water.
Salt
Every housewife has salt in the kitchen, but few people know that using it you can qualitatively wash the oven. Sprinkle salt on the bottom of the oven, and apply a slightly damp mixture of salt and water to the walls.
Then turn the oven on 100 degrees and leave for 10 minutes. When the salt turns golden, turn off the oven and let it cool. Now you can wash away dirt, where any soot will easily peel off.
Ammonia
Ammonia or ammonia in another way is one of the most effective means to combat carbon deposits and fat in the oven.. Apply ammonia to the walls, bottom and other visible areas with a spray gun and leave overnight. In the morning, you can easily wash the oven with a damp cloth or sponge.
In another method, you can warm the oven at 60 degrees, and then put a glass with ammonia on the upper shelf inside the oven, and on the lower container with boiling water. Leave it for 8 hours, and then rinse the oven with a damp cloth or sponge.
