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Here’s what you’ll need:
Your oven’s instruction manual (you can find it online if you’ve misplaced yours).
A screwdriver.
A clean towel or sheet (not your finest one).
Half a cup of baking soda.
Water.
A small or medium-sized bowl.
A microfiber cloth.
Razor blade (optional).
A helping hand.
Follow these steps:
Open the oven door and inspect the screws. Note that many ovens use star-shaped screws, so if needed, head to the hardware store and grab a star-shaped screwdriver before proceeding.
Lay a towel on your kitchen floor to protect it.
Refer to your oven’s manual for instructions on removing the oven door.
Enlist the assistance of someone to help you remove the door; it’s heavier than you might think, so don’t attempt it alone.
Place the door on a towel or sheet with the inside window facing upward.
Remove the screws from the door; typically, there are two at the window, and depending on your oven’s model, there might be two more at the bottom of the oven door.
Separate the door into two halves, keeping the innermost glass of the door facing up.
Follow the instructions mentioned in the “How to clean the inside of the oven window” section above.
If you have a helping hand, reassemble the oven door and put it back in place.
If you’re short on time or simply don’t want to deal with oven cleaning, consider reaching out to your local Merry Maids for professional assistance. It’s important to note that while Merry Maids doesn’t typically clean between the glass of the oven door, they can certainly help with other cleaning tasks!
With these tips in your cleaning arsenal, you’ll be able to conquer the battle against grimy oven glass, leaving your kitchen looking fresh and inviting.
