Cleaning an oven is a job many people put off. But the longer you leave it, the more difficult it will be to clean. In this article, we show you how to clean an Estate oven in different effective ways.
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How To Clean An Estate Oven
Below, we show you how to clean an Estate oven in different ways.
1st Method
For this first method, you will need some baking soda. Below, we show you how to clean a Siemens oven using baking soda…
Step 1: Turn off your Estate oven.
Step 2: Open the door of the oven.
Step 3: Pull out the two racks in the oven and set them aside.
Step 4: Get a plastic scraper.
Step 5: Using the scraper, scrape off as much food bits as you can from the oven.
Step 6: Wipe out the food bits using a paper towel.
Step 7: Get a small bowl and some baking soda.
Step 8: Pour four parts baking soda and one part dishwashing soap into the bowl.
Step 9: Add a little water to the baking soda and mix to form a thick paste.
Step 10: Get a soft sponge.
Step 11: Using the sponge, apply the baking soda paste on the walls of the oven. Make sure you don’t get the baking soda on any of the oven’s heating elements.
Step 12: Shut the door of the oven.
Step 13: Leave the baking soda to sit overnight.
Step 14: The next day, open the door.
Step 15: Get a soft, wet sponge.
Step 16: Using the sponge, scrub the oven interior.
Step 17: Wipe out the baking soda from the oven using some paper towels.
Step 18: If there are any black spots on the oven that won’t come off, get a pumice stone.
Step 19: Dip the pumice stone in some water and scrub off the spots.
Step 20: Spray some water in the oven to rinse.
Step 21: Wipe the oven’s interior using a soft cloth.
Step 22: Return the racks to the oven and shut the door.
Watch the video below for a visual of how to clean an Estate oven using baking soda.
2nd Method
For this second method, you will need a store bought oven cleaner. While this method of cleaning an oven is very effective, store bough cleaners smell strongly of chemicals. If you are extremely sensitive to the smell of chemicals, do not use this method. Below, we show you how to clean an Estate oven using a store bought oven cleaner…
Step 1: Before, you start cleaning the oven, turn it off.
Step 2: Disconnect the power to the oven as well by unplugging the power cord from the outlet.
Step 3: If your Estate oven is still hot from previous use, leave it to cool down completely. Spraying a chemical cleaner in a hot oven could cause a fire.
Step 4: Once the oven has cooled down completely, open the door.
Step 5: Take out the racks in the oven and set them aside.
Step 6: Scrape off any burnt food bits from the oven using a plastic scraper.
Step 7: Wipe out the food bits using a paper towel.
Step 8: Put on some gloves for safety.
Step 9: Get the oven cleaner.
Step 10: With your face at distance, spray the cleaner on the walls of the oven. Make sure you don’t spray the cleaner on any of the oven’s heating elements.
Step 11: Shut the oven door and leave the cleaner to sit for at least 3 hours. If your oven is extremely dirty, leave the cleaner to sit overnight.
Step 12: The next day, open the door of the oven.
Step 13: Get a soft sponge and put on some gloves.
Step 14: Scrub the walls of the oven interior making sure not to get the cleaner on your skin while doing this.
Step 15: Once you are done scrubbing the oven, get some paper towels.
Step 16: Wipe out the cleaner from the oven using the paper towels.
Step 17: Mix some water and vinegar in a spray bottle.
Step 18: Generously spray the solution on the walls of the oven. This will prevent the oven from smoking when in use.
Step 19: Wipe the oven’s interior using a soft cloth.
Step 20: Slide the racks back into the oven.
Step 21: Shut the door of the oven.
If you would like a visual of how to clean an Estate oven with a store bought oven cleaner, watch the video below.
3rd Method
For this third method, you will need “The Pink Stuff” cleaner. “The Pink Stuff” is a cleaning paste which is very effective in cleaning many household items. Below, we show you how to clean an Estate oven using “The Pink Stuff” cleaner…
Step 1: As always, turn the oven off.
Step 2: Open the door of your Estate oven.
Step 3: Slide out the racks in the oven and set them aside.
Step 4: If there are any burnt food bits in the oven, scrape them off using a plastic scraper.
Step 5: Wipe out the food bits from the oven using a paper cleaner.
Step 6: Put on some gloves and get a damp sponge.
Step 7: Get “The Pink Stuff” cleaner.
Step 8: Dip the sponge in the cleaner and apply it all over the oven walls.
Step 9: Once you are done applying the cleaner, start scrubbing.
Step 10: After scrubbing, get some paper towels.
Step 11: Wipe out the cleaner from the oven using the paper towels.
Step 12: Spray some water in the oven to rinse off the cleaner.
Step 13: Wipe the oven’s interior using a cloth or towel.
Step 14: Slide the racks back into the oven.
Step 15: Shut the door of the oven.
4th Method
For this fourth method, you will need a finish dishwasher tablet. Below, we show you how to clean an Estate oven with a dishwasher tab step by step…
Step 1: First, turn off your Estate oven.
Step 2: Open the door of your oven.
Step 3: Take out the two racks in the oven and set them aside.
Step 4: Get a plastic scraper.
Step 5: Use the scraper to remove any burnt food bits.
Step 6: Wipe out the burnt food bits using a paper towel.
Step 7: Pour some warm water into a small bowl.
Step 8: Get the dishwasher tab and unwrap it.
Step 9: Drop the red power ball from the dishwasher tab into the warm water.
Step 10: Put on some gloves.
Step 11: Hold the dishwasher tab, white part down, in the water for a few seconds.
Step 12: After a few seconds, take the tab out of the water and start scrubbing the oven. Make sure not to damage the oven’s heating elements while doing this.
Step 13: When the tab starts getting dry again, dip it back into the warm water.
Step 14: Keep doing this till you are done scrubbing the oven.
Step 15: Get some paper towels.
Step 16: Use the paper towels to wipe out the broken pieces of the dishwasher tab.
Step 17: Pour some water into a spray bottle.
Step 18: Spray the water on the oven’s walls to rinse.
Step 19: Slide the racks back into the oven.
Step 20: Shut the door of the oven.
Watch the video below for a visual of how to clean an Estate oven using a finish dishwasher tab.
How To Self Clean Estate Oven
Below, we show you how to clean an Estate oven using the self clean or auto clean feature…
Step 1: First, there are some precautions you need to take. Remove any items from the stove top.
Step 2: Open the oven door.
Step 3: Slide out the racks from the oven and set them aside.
Step 4: Pull out the storage drawer.
Step 5: Take out any cookware from the drawer.
Step 6: If there are any burnt food bits in your oven, scrape them off.
Step 7: Wipe out the burnt food bits using a paper towel.
Step 8: Shut the door of the oven.
Step 9: Press the “Self Clean” or “Auto Clean” button.
Step 10: Using the up and down arrows on the oven’s control panel, enter how long you want the feature to run.
Step 11: Press the “Start” or “Enter” button. Immediately you press this button, the oven will lock and start self cleaning. During the self clean cycle, the oven will get very hot. Make sure no one touches the oven. Also ensure that all the windows in your kitchen are open.
Step 12: At the end of the self clean cycle, there will be a beep. The door will still be locked immediately after the self clean cycle. Do not try to force the door open.
Step 13: Once the oven cools down to room temperature, it will unlock automatically. Open the oven door.
Step 14: Wipe out the ash from the oven using a damp cloth.
Step 15: Slide the racks back into the oven.
Step 16: Pull out the storage drawer and return any accessories.
Step 17: Shut the door of the oven.
How To Clean An Estate Oven Door
Below, we show you how to clean an Estate oven door in different ways.
1st Method
For this first method, you will need a store bought oven cleaner. Below, we show you how to clean an Estate oven door using a store bought oven cleaner…
Step 1: First, turn the oven off and disconnect the power for safety.
Step 2: Open the door of the oven.
Step 3: If your oven is still hot from previous use, leave it to cool down completely to room temperature.
Step 4: Once the oven has cooled down, get the oven cleaner.
Step 5: Put on some gloves.
Step 6: Spray the cleaner on the door while keeping your face at a distance. Do not spray the cleaner on the exterior of the door.
Step 7: Leave the cleaner to sit for an hour. If your oven door is extremely dirty, leave it to sit for a few hours.
Step 8: Afterwards, get a soft and damp sponge.
Step 9: Put your gloves back on.
Step 10: Scrub the oven door using the soft sponge. Make sure the oven cleaner doesn’t touch your skin while doing this.
Step 11: When you are done scrubbing, wipe the cleaner off the door using some paper towels.
Step 12: To get rid of the foggy look on the door glass, you will need some vinegar and water.
Step 13: Pour two parts water and one part vinegar in a spray bottle.
Step 14: Spray the solution on the oven door.
Step 15: Wipe the door with a micro fiber cloth.
Step 16: Shut the door and reconnect the power to the oven.
2nd Method
For this second method, you will need “The Pink Stuff” cleaner. Below, we show you how to clean an Estate oven door using “The Pink Stuff” cleaner…
Step 1: Turn the oven off.
Step 2: Open the door of your Estate oven.
Step 3: Get a non abrasive sponge.
Step 4: Dip the sponge into some water and squeeze to get it damp.
Step 5: Get the cleaner.
Step 6: Using the soft sponge, scoop up the cleaner.
Step 7: Apply the cleaner on the door and scrub gently to prevent damaging the glass.
Step 8: Once you are done scrubbing the door, get a few paper towels.
Step 9: Use the paper towels to wipe the cleaner off the door.
Step 10: Pour some water into a spray bottle.
Step 11: Spray the mixture on the oven door to rinse off the cleaner.
Step 12: Wipe the door using a micro fiber cloth.
Step 13: Shut the door of the oven.
3rd Method
For this third method, you will need some baking soda and a lemon. Below, we show you how to clean an Estate oven with lemon and baking soda…
Step 1: Get a small bowl.
Step 2: Also get the lemon and baking soda.
Step 3: Cut the lemon in half.
Step 4: Pour some of the baking soda into the small bowl.
Step 5: Take out the seeds from one lemon half and squeeze the juice into the baking soda. Make sure you don’t leave any seeds in the baking soda as they will scratch the door glass.
Step 6: Mix the baking soda and lemon. If the paste is too thick, squeeze the other lemon half into it.
Step 7: Open the door of the oven.
Step 8: Using a pastry brush or a soft sponge, apply the baking soda paste on the oven door.
Step 9: Shut the door and leave the paste to sit for at least an hour.
Step 10: After an hour, open the door of the oven.
Step 11: Use a soft and damp sponge to scrub the oven door.
Step 12: Once you are done scrubbing the door, get some paper towels.
Step 13: Wipe the paste off the door with the paper towels.
Step 14: Spray a vinegar and water solution on the door.
Step 15: Wipe the door using a micro fiber cloth.
Step 16: Shut the door of the oven.
4th Method
For this fourth method, you will need a finish dishwasher tab. Below, we show you how to clean an Estate oven door with a dishwasher tab.
Step 1: Get a small bowl.
Step 2: Pour some hot water into the small bowl and put on some gloves.
Step 3: Get a finish dishwasher tab.
Step 4: Unwrap the dishwasher tab.
Step 5: Drop the red power ball from the tab into the hot water.
Step 6: Open the door of your Estate oven.
Step 7: Hold the white part of the dishwasher tab in the water for a few seconds.
Step 8: Take the tab out of the water and use it to scrub the glass door. Make sure to do this gently so that you don’t damage the glass.
Step 9: When the tab starts getting dry, dip it back into the water for a few seconds and resume scrubbing.
Step 10: Keep doing this till you are done scrubbing the oven door.
Step 11: Get some paper towels.
Step 12: Wipe off the broken bits of the dishwasher tab from the door using the paper towels.
Step 13: Pour 1 cup water and 1/3 cup vinegar in a spray bottle.
Step 14: Spray this solution on the door of the oven to rinse.
Step 15: Wipe the door using a micro fiber cloth.
Step 16: Shut the door of the oven.
Watch the video below for a visual of how to clean an Estate oven door using a finish dishwasher tab.
How To Clean Estate Oven Racks
Below, we show you how to clean an Estate oven’s racks in different ways.
1st Method
For this first method, you will need a store bought oven cleaner. Below, we show you how to clean an Estate’s oven racks with a store bought oven cleaner step by step…
Step 1: Put on some gloves for safety.
Step 2: Get the oven cleaner.
Step 3: Open the door of the oven.
Step 4: Slide out the two racks in the oven and shut the door.
Step 5: Place the racks on a tray.
Step 6: Spray the cleaner on the oven racks making sure to keep your face at a distance while doing so.
Step 7: Turn the oven racks around and spray the cleaner on the other side as well.
Step 8: Once you are done spraying, get some clingfilm.
Step 9: Wrap the clingfilm around the racks.
Step 10: Leave the racks to sit for a few hours. If possible, leave the racks to sit overnight.
Step 11: The next day, put on your gloves and get a non abrasive sponge.
Step 12: Unwrap the clingfilm from the racks.
Step 13: Using the soft sponge, scrub the racks thoroughly.
Step 14: Make sure you don’t get the oven cleaner on your skin while doing this.
Step 15: Once you are done scrubbing the racks, place them in a bowl of warm soapy water. This will help to get rid of the oven cleaner smell.
Step 16: After a few minutes, take the racks out of the water and rinse.
Step 17: Place the racks on a cloth to dry.
Step 18: Once the racks are dry, open the oven door and slide them back in.
Step 19: Shut the door of the oven.
Watch the video below for a visual of how to clean an Estate’s oven racks with a store bought oven cleaner.
2nd Method
For this second method, you will need a few dishwasher tabs. Below, we show you how to clean an Estate oven’s racks using dishwasher tabs…
Step 1: Get a large bin. If you don’t have a large bin, you could also use your bath tub.
Step 2: If you are using a bath tub, spread a towel on the bottom.
Step 3: Plug the drain of the bath tub as well.
Step 4: Drop three dishwasher tabs into the bath tub.
Step 5: Get some boiling hot water and pour it over the tabs till they have dissolved completely.
Step 6: Open the door of the oven and take out the racks.
Step 7: Place the racks in the bath tub.
Step 8: Submerge the racks in the hottest water you can get.
Step 9: Leave the racks to sit for at least three hours.
Step 10: Afterwards, take out the racks from the water and get a soft sponge.
Step 11: Using the soft sponge, scrub the racks thoroughly.
Step 12: Rinse the racks under some cool water.
Step 13: Place the racks on a towel to dry.
Step 14: Once the racks are dry, open the oven door and slide them back in.
Step 15: Shut the door of the oven.
Watch the video below for a visual of how to clean an Estate’s oven racks with dishwasher tabs.
