Food splatters, oil, and grease can cause quite a mess in your appliance, particularly on the glass door and metal trays.

Grab a clean sponge to wipe down the oven, and the grease should come away easily. Give the oven another spray of your ...

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You can get your oven sparkling clean with a simple paste made from baking soda and water. Just smear it inside your oven, let it work its magic overnight to dissolve all that baked-on gunk, and wipe ...

If you cringe every time you open the oven, it may be time to clean it. Bust through tough grease and grime with a pantry staple—white vinegar.

Cleaning household appliances isn’t just for neat freaks—it will actually help them run more smoothly and last longer. For starters, bacteria can build up in the appliance, leaving it unsanitary.

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Soaking greasy oven racks overnight in hot water with dish soap and dryer sheets is a surprisingly effective cleaning hack ...

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