The Natural Solution To A Sparkling Clean Oven

It's no secret that ovens get dirty as time goes on, often collecting grime and baked-on stains that can be stubborn and difficult to remove. You need to clean your oven regularly if you want it to last a long time and continue looking its best. There are various ingredients that can help you clean your oven, but some are more effective and easier to use than others. If you need to clean your oven, you'll likely need more than just a rag and water to truly get out the toughest stains. 

Also known as soda crystals, washing soda, is one natural solution you can use to get a sparkling clean oven. While there are many different ways to use washing soda, this natural ingredient can also help you get rid of tough oven stains quickly and easily. If you have some washing soda in your laundry room that you haven't been using, consider mixing it with a bit of hot water and putting it to use in the kitchen instead. 

You should be aware that a mixture of baking soda and water can also be useful for cleaning your oven if you don't want to use chemicals. However, while these two products are similar, they aren't exactly the same. Washing soda is actually more powerful and more alkaline than baking soda and has larger granules, so it can help you remove tough stains even more easily. However, it can be a bit abrasive, so it's not suitable for all cleaning tasks.

To clean your oven with washing soda, you'll need to make a paste out of it by combining it with warm water. Alternatively, you can mix half a cup of washing soda with 1 tbsp of dish soap and 1 tbsp white vinegar for extra cleaning power. When cleaning your oven, start by wiping away easy-to-remove stains with a basic soap and water solution. Then, you can apply the paste evenly along the surface. For best results, let the paste sit for a few hours. This will give it time to loosen up any stains that are present. After waiting, you can scrub the solution away using a brush or a sponge before rinsing the area with water. 

Remember that washing soda can be abrasive, so avoid using it on the heating element in your oven. Also, while this ingredient can be used to clean other items in the home, such as burnt pots and pans, always be careful. Avoid using it on fiberglass and aluminum as well as on surfaces with paint or wax. If oven stains aren't too severe, you may want to consider using a lighter spray solution instead of a paste. To do this, you can mix one teaspoon of washing soda with two cups of warm water in a spray bottle. You can then use this mixture as an all-purpose cleaner.