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Today’s Woman
Judy Burtncr
Extension Agent,
Home Economics
OVEN CARE
Baking, roasting and broiling leaves your oven, oven rack, broiler pan coated with baked on spills and grease. If you do not have a self-cleaning oven, the task of cleaning is usually one of those put-off ones. But what better time to clean the oven, than the present. Before any more fats and grease build up, especially in the broiler pan, do a thorough cleaning job to avoid the danger of a possible grease fire. And your range thermostat will probably function more accurately after oven surfaces are cleaned.
Here are a few tips to make your oven cleaning chore easier to face:
1) Read the label.
2) Use a non-abrasive, strong chemical cleaner for fastest, easiest cleaning without harmful scratching on oven walls.
3) Protect the exterior trim of the range if the manual says it is not made for contact with strong cleaners. For example, aluminum is a softer metal alloy and cannot withstand strong cleaners.
4) Place newspapers under the oven door to protect kitchen floor surface.
5) Wear rubber gloves when using any strong cleaning product, even some detergents can cause irritation while they do tough cleaning jobs.
6) Avoid spraying strong oven cleaners on copper, hot light bulbs, electrical connections, switches, receptables, clothing,
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