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Friday, January 6

21 Days To A Clean Organized Home: Day 6- Lovin' The Oven Clean

Today I thought I would explain cleaning the oven in steps. Warning...lots of embarrassing pictures ahead. Well...embarrassing for me.


Step 1: (for me only) 
Hang your head low and try not to make eye contact when asked
"Why is your oven so dirty? Don't you clean it?"



Step 2: 
Show everyone a close-up of the dirty oven in all its disgusting glory.



Step 3:
Take your vacuum and suck up everything 
off the bottom of the oven.



Step 4:
Try a new process you read about on the internet to clean 
the oven door glass. 1/2 cup baking soda and a little
water to make a paste. Spread it on the glass and 
wait 20 minutes. ( I waited 30....did you see the glass?)



Step 5:
Clean the knobs. Simply pull them off and wash with
soap and water. Now notice on my stove, yucky stuff that was 
living behind those knobs. I cleaned that too!! 



Step 6:
Remove the oven racks. Take a towel and lay it
in the bottom of your bath tub. Lay the racks on top.
Then add some HOT water and Dawn.
Let them soak for a few hours. 
Scrub with scouring pad.  Rinse well, towel dry. 



Step 7:
Return to the oven glass door, wipe off baking soda and find this...


Yep...that soooo did not work!! Maybe I have too much 
burnt on stuff, I don't know. But I have a plan B. :)

Step 8:
Remove coils and take out the reflector bowls.
Soak them in some hot water with Dawn.
Depending how dirty, may need a little extra TLC with cleanser.
Don't forget to also wipe coils with a wet sponge.



Step 9:
Open top of stove and clean with a damp sponge. 
Check the sides too. Mine were yucky. ( Surprised??)



Step 10:
Clean out the bottom drawer with a wet sponge.



Step 11: 
Now this is the step I am going to take to clean 
the glass on the door and the oven itself...
hit that self-clean button!! Oh yea!




Step 12:
Put everything back and enjoy your clean oven. 
Note to self: clean periodically so you don't have to 
show readers your dirty oven!




Now, this is a picture I am proud to show you (head held high). Did you check out the glass on the door? You would like a close-up? Well...sure...


You can see the reflection of my above microwave...yea, I am that good! And you can be, too!

Step:13
The most important of all...make yourself a cocktail. 
And enjoy every sip...you earned it!!

Just a little reminder, tomorrow is link up day. So get your pictures ready. You can link up any before and after cleaning/organizing project from this week. Or if you want, all 6!! See you tomorrow! :)

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4 Inspiring Comments (comment here):

Crystal said...

This makes me so thankful I never use my oven!!

Laura @ Inspiration For Moms said...

LOL! Crystal, you crack me up! :)

Kat said...

Wish I had your Plan B option for cleaning the glass and oven itself ... alas I dont

emfox13 said...

This is definitly my least fave thing to clean. I HATE using the self-clean because it uses SOOO much energy, but I end up caving and using it verrry rarely. I have a habit of sticking a cookie sheet under my pans that have a possibility of spilling. It has significantly cut down on the grime.

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