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• Firstly, ensure the oven is disconnected from the mains and completely cool before you begin - you should never attempt to clean an oven that has recently been used.

• Pop on a pair of gloves - cleaning the oven can be a messy task. Fill a bucket with a couple of squirts of washing up liquid & warm water. Or you can pre-mix your solution in an empty spray bottle.

• Fill your sink with washing-up liquid & hot water.

• Remove all trays & racks from the oven. Leave the racks and any dirty trays to soak in the sink while you clean the oven.

• Dip your cloth into your soap & water solution, or spray the solution directly around the inside of the oven if you're using a spray bottle. Using your cloth, wipe out the inside of the oven thoroughly. Leave any stubborn debris to soak. Remember to clean the inside of the oven door too.

• Head to the sink and wash up the trays and racks. Leave to air dry or dry using a clean tea towel. Once dried, place back in the oven.

• Using water & a damp cloth, rinse off all soap & suds from the oven.

• Close the oven door. Using a clean cloth, wipe down the front of the oven, including the controls and the front of the door.