One trick I learnt to get your over sparkly clean like this, is that you buy this product called “a new oven” then never use it.
Seriously I am not entirely convinced it’s possible to make an oven clean again after I’ve used it enough (other than pyroclastic self-cleaning ones, which still don’t get as clean as the OP when I do it).
Which is exactly what I did. I bought a used oven with pyrolysis for 50 Euro and sold my old one for 20 the next day. They were about the same age, but the new one cleans itself now…
Found out the new one also has a built in. microwave, so I also sold my microwave for 10.
The new one must have been really expensive when it was new.
One trick I learnt to get your over sparkly clean like this, is that you buy this product called “a new oven” then never use it.
Seriously I am not entirely convinced it’s possible to make an oven clean again after I’ve used it enough (other than pyroclastic self-cleaning ones, which still don’t get as clean as the OP when I do it).
Haha yeah I was surprised of the result as well! What really helped me was my 11-pH soap.
Which is exactly what I did. I bought a used oven with pyrolysis for 50 Euro and sold my old one for 20 the next day. They were about the same age, but the new one cleans itself now…
Found out the new one also has a built in. microwave, so I also sold my microwave for 10.
The new one must have been really expensive when it was new.