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Oven Cleaner
Asked by J.S. from Minneapolis
on October 2, 2008
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Hi ladies,
SO, this is kind of embarrassing, I have not cleaned my oven in years. It is disgusting. I was going to run the self clean option, but there was so muc...
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- Easy off oven cleaner will work on both. The lemon scented one isn't as harsh on your lungs. It works great and you can run the self clean mode when your done.
- I know that there is an oven cleaner that you can use on self cleaning ovens. I'm not sure of the brand I think it's easy-off. You could try that.
- Hello, There is a product for cleaning self cleaning ovens, I just not sure what it is called. I did want to caution you about being pregnant and trying to clean t...
Oven Trouble
Asked by R.D. from Lancaster
on March 15, 2008
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I have a rental home with a oven and stove provided. Unfortunately, it is a HUGE mess. I have looked at oven cleaners and they say "not by the heating element." These ...
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- R, try wrapping the element in foil or plastic wrap. The plastic wrap is easier to manipulate but some cleaners can eat a hole in the plastic wrap(oy!)good luck!m;)
- I would try making a paste from baking soda and a little lemon juice. Slather on the paste and let it sit, then scrub it with warm water and a scrub brush.This works p...
- Yuck! sorry you have to deal with that!! Does the oven have a self cleaning setting? I was petrified to use mine for a while but then my cousin told me how easy/safe ...
Stove Guards
Asked by S.Y. from Pittsburgh
on April 14, 2009
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The only stove guards I can find are the ones made by Prince Lionheart which get pretty bad reviews. I am worried about my toddler reaching up and grabbing the stoveto...
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- S., I never used one either. Just told him "no" and "hot" a lot! We never had an issue or incident, thank God. The only things I used were the outlet plug covers a...
- I agree with the other post. We never had them either. If you consistantly tell them ouch and hot they will listen. There are so many safety gadgets out there...the...
- i had a lock for the stove and knob covers for the burners, not sure if that's what you mean. Honestly i never even had a time when my kids made a grab for anything....
Melted Plastic Plate in Oven
Asked by K.H. from Detroit
on October 24, 2008
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Please Help!!!
I cooked some brownies and put them on a plastic decorative plate and placed them in the oven until I was ready to bring them out for an event. In th...
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- I would personally try to 'break' it off while it's cool (kinda like when the plastic melts in the dishwasher. Otherwise, I would end up using olive oil- to see if th...
- K., Maybe you could fit the rack into your freezer, when the plastic has frozen maybe it will turn brittle and break off? If you can break most of it off, do y...
- Found this on the web. Good luck The method you use to remove this difficult mess will depend on the interior finish of your oven and whether it is gas or electric ...
Looking for a Good Stove
Asked by S.H. from Phoenix
on October 5, 2006
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Hello everyone,
I am shopping for a new stove. Very excited about it, we have had this one 10, it came it the house and who knows how long before that. Any way, I w...
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- I love my glass top stove. So much easier to clean. Instead of the expensive non abrasive cleaners you can buy, I use baking soda on a damp sponge. Cuts grease beau...
- Hi- I am a mom and an interior designer. The flat, ceramic tops are awesome. I have one myself and the cleanability is wonderful. They have now come out with a prod...
- Check out Consumer Reports (at the library). They usually will give you an idea of the best models - for the price (the most expensive ones are not always the best!). ...
Need a Good Oven Clearn
Asked by R.A. from Indianapolis
on May 5, 2009
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Hi moms out there. I'm looking for a natural oven cleaner. I don't want to use something that is full of chemicals so I need some help from other moms who have found...
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- If you find one will you share with me? I know I have always used chemicals against my will, but maybe baking soda and water? Good luck! Off Topic: If you are in...
- Morning R., Haven't read the other responses, but, I am partnered with a company that sells all natural, nonpoisonous products. We have a great product that will ...
- I have used baking soda and water with AMAZING success! All you need to do is sprinkle water all over the inside of your oven, then sprinkle a good amount of baking s...
Do You like Your Electric Stove?
Asked by J.P. from Chicago
on July 3, 2008
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Hi Everyone,
I need to get a new stove in the next few months. We have a built in gas one right now. I think an electric stove gives the illusion that there is more...
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- I have had both. I have to say I like the gas better just because you have more control over the heat. Seems to heat up faster, but if something is too hot, you lower ...
- Hi J., I agree with Bobbi. I prefer a gas stove because you can instantly control the heat whereas with electric it takes too much time to cool down.
- My mom had to switch from gas to electric when they moved a few years ago and she said she felt like she had to relearn to cook. She had electric many years, before, b...
Need a New Oven, Anyone Have One They Just Love and Had Good Luck With
Asked by C.K. from Kansas City
on January 15, 2009
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My oven has quit working and no longer can get the needed part to fix. I would like your opinions if you have one you really love or hate so I can figure out what to g...
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- We recently replaced ours and now have a Kenmore Elite double convection electric oven. I love it! Convection cooks SO much more evenly and in less time. We've had ...
- My husband was w/the military so we've moved a bunch & I've had just about everything. My favorite is a gas oven and gas top. The smooth top is great if you don't cook...
- C., I had a gas then bought an electric, thought I would love the flat top. I hate it its hard to clean with the scratches and the burning of food. It takes longer to...
Looking to Donate a Stove
Asked by O.C. from San Francisco
on October 18, 2008
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I have a stove from the mid-50's that I couldn't bear to get rid of during a kitchen remodel. It's in beautiful condition and would like to find it a good home. It w...
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- you can also try craigslist.org I had better luck giving stuff away on craigslist than I did on freecycle for some reason. I think it reaches a wider audience.
- If it still works, donate it to a soup kitchen, or a residence that helps out an array of people. A school is also a great place to donate them - a small one. You ca...
- . Post it on freecycle - on online message board of people giving things away. Things they want to find a home for rather than throwing away. www.freecycle.org
Flat Glass Stove Tops
Asked by K.B. from Cincinnati
on January 11, 2009
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I am a horrible cook. I just baught a house, and with it came a flattop glass stove. I have boiled over 4 different things already. There are crusty burnt on stuff on ...
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- There is a product just for that in the appliance section of the big box hardware stores. I bought it and it works great a bit expensive but does work.
- I would squirt some Basic H2 and a little water on it and let it soak. It is safe for your son and the planet. Best of all it is very economical. Let me know if you...
- Others have mentioned it, but not all together. Cerami-Brite from Lowes, is a little bottle that works wonders. Use Scotch brand blue/scrubber sponge and a razor bla...
