BURNT OIL IN THE OVEN, HOW TO GET RID OF IT WITHOUT LIFTING A FINGER: ZERO EFFORT

Solve the problem with the oil you use in your oven with these natural, simple and effective tips. What to do

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The oven is one of the most used appliances in the kitchen, especially for preparing delicious recipes. In many cases, cooking in the oven is the most practical and quickest solution, for example to reheat ready meals. However, sometimes we are faced with a really annoying problem: burnt oil stains in the oven. Removing them can seem very difficult, but there are solutions, and they are also natural.

NATURAL REMOVAL OF OVEN OIL STAINS

The first way to remove oil stains from the oven effectively and naturally is to use Marseille soap. Before you start, for your safety, make sure the oven is turned off and unplugged. Next, we will start removing the burnt oil stains.

Marseille soap is the ideal product for this purpose as it has excellent cleaning properties and is gentle at the same time. There is no risk of damaging the surface of the oven. To use, dissolve a tablespoon in half a litre of warm water. Once mixed, you can pour the degreasing solution into a spray bottle.

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Then we spray the mixture on the oil stains inside the oven and then wipe them with a sponge. The degreasing effect of the Marseille soap softens even the most stubborn stains and makes them easier to remove.

If you don’t have Marseille soap on hand, you can resort to an ingredient that we probably all have in our pantry: vinegar. To take advantage of its degreasing power, add half a glass of vinegar to a liter of water, mix and pour it into a spray bottle.

Here, too, we spray the natural degreaser onto the burnt oil stain in the oven, wipe the area with a sponge and rinse it out.

Salt and bicarbonate for a shiny oven

But that’s not all when it comes to solutions to say goodbye to burnt-on oil stains in the oven: let’s see how to use the combination of salt and baking soda. By combining the enormous degreasing power of these two ingredients, you get a really powerful product that is effective against even the most stubborn stains.

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To do this, fill a bowl with equal parts coarse salt and sodium bicarbonate. Then add warm water and mix. Our degreasing paste is ready to use: apply it to the stains and leave it to act for at least an hour. Then wipe with a sponge soaked in water. The stains will disappear!

Remove burnt oil stains in the oven with lemon

Lemon is a very versatile ingredient, which is why it is used as a cleaning and degreasing agent in various areas. One of these areas is the removal of burnt-on oil stains. There are two ways to use it.

The first is to cut a lemon in half and rub it like a sponge directly over the oil stains. The action of the lemon will soften even the most stubborn stains, making them easier to remove later. After a certain amount of time, rinse the surface with white vinegar diluted in warm water.

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The second method is to use the lemon juice itself. To do this, you need the juice of 3 lemons, which you pour into a bowl. Then place the bowl in an oven heated to 180 degrees for at least half an hour. The lemon juice evaporates and the result is twofold: the stains become softer and the oven smells good.

After half an hour, you can turn the oven off and let it cool down, then remove the limescale with a scraper or a damp cloth. With these natural remedies, we can use the oven as often as we want without worrying about stains