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When it comes to cleaning your home, tackling the kitchen is an oft-dreaded chore for many people, especially when it comes to cleaning your oven. It’s easy to brush it off and put it off until later ...

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Combine 1 gallon of warm water with ½ cup of vinegar and ¼ cup of baking soda. Dampen a microfiber cloth with the solution and wipe the sides of the oven, cabinets, and wall behind the stove. Use a ...

There are two types of cleaning that happen in our houses: the daily organizing to make things appear clean and the dreaded deep cleans that only happen a few times a year. Cleaning the oven racks is ...

My mother never made a fruit pie—cherry, apple, peach—that didn't overflow in the oven, leaving sticky juices dripping from the oven racks. I learned from her mistake, but I still have messy racks ...

I don’t generally think to clean my oven unless I need to pass a move-out inspection or bits of burnt food lurking within it start setting off my smoke alarm. But the longer you put it off, the ...

Baked-on grease is one of the toughest messes to tackle in the kitchen, but a clean oven makes cooking more enjoyable and safe. That grime on oven surfaces and oven racks may seem like it’s there for ...