Cleaning guides

How to clean a glass oven door

A grimy oven door is one of the trickier kitchen cleaning jobs. Grease and splatter build up fast on the inside, fingerprints collect on the outside, and the thin layer of dirt trapped between the two glass panels is almost impossible to reach without taking the door apart. Get it…

How to remove condensation from windows

What causes condensation on windows? Condensation forms when warm, moist air comes into contact with a colder surface, such as window glass. The air cools down and releases moisture in the form of water droplets. This is most common in winter, when indoor air is warm but windows are cold…

How to clean an AGA

The best way to clean an AGA depends on which parts of the cooker you’re cleaning, as the hotplates, ovens and enamel surfaces each require slightly different care. Clean AGA ovens using heat and brushing One of the advantages of an AGA cooker is that the high internal temperatures help…

Do you need to clean a self-cleaning oven?

Understanding how self-cleaning ovens work can help you keep your oven in good condition and prevent grease from building up over time. How self-cleaning ovens work Most self-cleaning ovens use a process called pyrolytic cleaning. During this cycle, the oven heats up to extremely high temperatures — often above 400°C.…

What is the best oven cleaner?

Baking soda and vinegar Baking soda and vinegar are two of the most popular natural oven cleaning products. When combined, they help loosen grease and burnt residue without the need for strong chemicals. To use this method, mix baking soda with a small amount of water to form a paste.…

How often should you clean your oven?

So how often should you clean your oven? The answer usually depends on how frequently you use it. For most households: every 3–6 months For an average household that cooks several times a week, cleaning the oven every three to six months is usually recommended. This timeframe prevents grease and…