One of the greatest joys that an owner of a modern oven may experience from time to time is cleaning the telescopic drawer. This handy element of the oven has countless little nooks and crannies, all baked in with stuck grease grime. But there are some home remedies that can make the job easier.
Step by step cleaning the telescopic drawer in the oven
- Ceramic / glass dish heatproof
- Whisk
- Baking brush
- Sponge
- Pot sponge plastic
- microfiber cloth
- old toothbrush
- rubber gloves
1. mix home remedy
Depending on which of the two products you have in the house, you can use either baking soda or baking powder. Put about two tablespoons of baking soda in a small bowl and stir it with a little water until smooth. Then add another one to two tablespoons of vinegar to this mixture. Then stir the mixture well once again.
2. apply detergent
If you like to work with a sponge, you should put on gloves. You can choose to dab the mixed compound onto the telescopic extractor with the sponge or apply it with an old pastry brush. Make sure you coat all the corners and small angles well.
3. steam
Then place a heatproof glass or ceramic bowl of water on the center rack of the oven. If you want to strengthen and speed up steam cleaning, you should pour hot water from the kettle.
4. baking – heating
The oven should be heated for about 45 to 60 minutes at a temperature of 100 to 120 degrees. During this “baking time” you should not open the door. The only exception is missing water. If the water has evaporated, you need to add some or start final cleaning soon.
5. final cleaning
With a microfiber cloth and the support of a toothbrush, it is now quite easy to wipe off the dirt. However, you should start cleaning as soon as the temperature on your hands is bearable.
Elizabeth Green
Elizabeth Green is a seasoned home chef and culinary expert who has a passion for all things kitchen-related. With her extensive knowledge of the latest kitchen products and appliances, Elizabeth provides insightful reviews and recommendations to help consumers make informed purchasing decisions. Whether you're looking for a new refrigerator, blender, or cookware set, Elizabeth is your guide to finding the best kitchen products available in the UK.
