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This oven is quite old (i estimate 50+ years), it's been very dirty for as long as i can remember. This one gave me a lot of trouble, especially the glass, but i don't think it's possible to remove the stains any further with only baking soda, water and scrubbing. After a total of 29 hours, about 5 of those being scrubbing and cleaning, and a half kilo bag of baking soda, i feel like it's much better than before, especially with the big stain in the middle gone.
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before picture
before picture
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action shot 1
action shot 1
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Progress 1
Progress 1
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Progress 2
Progress 2
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Some scrubbing
Some scrubbing
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Another layer of paste
Another layer of paste
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Final product
Final product
 
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