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the most organic way to clean an oven

 
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(I thought we already had a thread here for this - I couldn't find it, so I am creating it)

You can get a big sack of baking soda for $4 at costco. Wet and and stick in on the oven surface. Wait a day. Clean it off. It works great. No fumes of any kind.

 
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I remember reading about using washing soda as an ingredient for this too.. i think its just stronger.
 
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garrett lacey wrote:I remember reading about using washing soda as an ingredient for this too.. i think its just stronger.


Is it really possible?
 
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Baking soda is   Sodium Bi Carbonate  also called   Sodium Hydrogen Carbonate
Washing soda is  Sodium Carbonate     without the Bi or Hydrogen
They are chemically similar.  But, the Bi Carbonate will neutralize acids where the Carbonate just dilutes acids.

I have used Baking Soda to clean the burnt stuff off the stove top with great results.
The procedure I used was as follows.
Clean off all the easy to remove stuff.
Mist the surface with Hydrogen Peroxide.  I use 3% from the grocery store.
Spread Baking Soda over the burnt on areas.
Re-mist to keep the area moist for an hour or more.  This mixture eats through a layer of burnt on gick.
After an hour, or overnight, wipe off.  A layer will be gone without any scrubbing.
Depending on how thick the original mess was you may need to repeat a few times.
This process isn't quick, but, it is really easy.
 
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