9. Cleaning Away the Dirt
The fulfilling phase of the operation is now cleaning the loosened dirt to expose your oven as fresh. Once the vinegar spray has sat for roughly 15 to 20 minutes, start cleaning all of your oven’s surfaces with a damp cloth or sponge. The simplicity with which the grime and grease come away will astounds you. Start with the door, both inside and outside including the glass. Next address the sides, top, and bottom of the oven inside. To prevent dragging the grime around, you might have to rinse your cloth or sponge often in clean water while you wipe. Use a plastic scraper or the rough side of a sponge to gently clean any tough areas that still call for attention. Use caution not to scratch the surface of the oven using anything too abrasive. To completely eliminate all remnants of the baking soda paste and loosened filth, you might find you have to visit some spots several times. This is typical, particularly for ovens that were once quite dirty. Cleaning will help you to see the real benefits of your work: a dazzling, almost new oven. The vinegar’s acid combined with the abrasive action of the baking soda has broken down even the toughest baked-on food and oil so you may easily wipe it away.
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