Life without a P7

[retro-man]

I use Easy off no scent to clean the window and door on my sc oven. It has never cleaned those well enough. I also use it on my rotisserie oven and my toaster ovens, makes them look like new. Spray it on leave it over night and cleans right off the next morning with paper towels and just rinse and wipe clean and clear.

Jon

 

[chachp]

 

<span style="font-family: 'book antiqua', palatino; font-size: 14pt;">Thank you Jon.  I will give that a try.  I wanted to get it clean before it gets too bad then it will be awful to clean.</span>

 

[iheartmaytag]

To quote Erma Bombeck:

"If God meant us to clean ovens, he would have given us six foot long arms with detachable scrub brushes."

"Well it's self cleaning"
" Cats are self cleaning"

 

[daveamkrayoguy]

Well, one mention of “the time of year to service a lot of ovens” to an appliance repair person who was fixing my washer or maybe it was my dryer, years ago, he’d gone off on such a limb on the ovens breaking down that worked because of self-cleaning on what was mainly touch-control systems caused me to be unable to get a word in edge-wise of how I use mine much more wisely, in that a standard 3-hour cleaning the default is set for or going down to the 2-hour cleaning and doing mine a bit more frequently makes my oven work a bit more trouble free, and I think even with the lack of scraping a few food particles and/or cleaning up whatever ash afterwards, my oven is cleaned satisfactorily...

As for the smell, I enjoy the scent of the cleaning being done, just hope that it’s not similar to that of cremating human remains...

— Dave

 

[sarahperdue]

Hopeful features

I did consider ease of cleaning to some degree during my whirlwind romance with the Frigidaire Custom Imperial. French doors on the upper oven and the pull ‘n clean lower oven frees me from the need for 6’ arms. I just learned that the single door Custom Imperial had drop-leaf doors to make cleaning easier.

Sarah