How to Clean Your Oven Without Chemicals

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The Just A Pinch Test Kitchen shows how to clean your oven without harsh chemicals.



10 Comments
LyndaDobermanHall
Lynda Hall - over a year ago
Dear Kitchen Crew. Today is Jan 26, 2018.
How to clean your stove without chemicals is showing up on your newsletter with mistakes. It needs to be updated.
I am a beginner. This video tells you that you can put a piece of foil under your pan in the oven. Readers have pointed out that this is a not safe. Thankfully, l got heads up so l did not waste my time watching the video.
By the way--what TEMP are you suppose to use as viewers long ago wanted to know.
Normally l have gotten good recipes and tips so l thank you all for that.
go2blazes
Jo-Ann Carroll - over a year ago
Who put this thing together? These comments begin on January 18, 2016, and the date today is January 16, 2018. Since then there have been several people asking WHAT TEMPERATURE? Well? What's the answer? As you can see, whoever made this video has had two years and a couple of weeks to answer that question, and yet we wait. Clearly, nobody bothered to check out the accuracy of the information before posting it for viewing. Perhaps it should just be pulled. The temperature at which this process is supposed to work is missing - and that's pretty important to know, AND you really are NOT supposed to put foil at the bottom of your oven (or under stove-top elements either). I know it's inconvenient, but when there are spills, clean up as soon as you can afterwards - hopefully before you use an oven again, and the mess on the bottom (and on the sides of the oven) doesn't have a chance to become even more baked on.
Antoinette_James
Antoinette James - over a year ago
I had to listen all the way through the commercial by DIY before getting to the video. The written instructions were hidden by the bottom bar. Not a good video and not good instructions. What is the temperature when turning on the oven?
dunnjtx13
Jacqueline Dunn - over a year ago
No video, just music.
rosskaren
karen ross - over a year ago
What temperature?
JP92065
Judi Putnam - over a year ago
Foil is also a problem if it comes in contact with the heating element in an electric oven. It can cause it to short out.
Danthefireman
Daniel Rinaldi - over a year ago
Do not put the foil on the bottom of the oven. Ovens are designed to work at a engineered temperature and foil can hinder that. The problem becomes that when the oven isn't heating at the designed temperature the flame is cooler than it's supposed to be. When a flame is burning cooler than it was engineered to burn carbon monoxide is produced. All ovens produce some carbon monoxide while in use but cooling that flame will increase that amount. The same holds true while using a very large pan on the stovetop (mostly with older stoves). The grates were to low to the flame and not allowing the flame to get the desired oxygen to burn properly thus cooling the flame and producing excessive carbon monoxide.
TuttleCafeChef
Leslie Lynn Gore - over a year ago
Only got the commercial
bbhan
Barbara Niosi Bhan - over a year ago
good tip and really easy
wnd50
Terence Knight - over a year ago
Turn on oven for 5 minutes....what temperature?
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