In each oven cleaning challenge we test different methods to find the fastest and easiest way to clean an oven. This is a tough job with lots of grease and baked on food that's been there for a long time. This tough job calls for the Dupray Tosca steam cleaner and Zep industrial strength degreaser!

Oven Cleaning PRODUCTS IN VIDEO:
Optional: a brush, this is a grout brush but it is stiffer than other brushes
➡️ Dupray Tosca Steam Cleaner
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➡️ Zep industrial degreaser https://amzn.to/3yf3McQ
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Step 1: Remove oven racks and treat them overnight with ammonia. Turn on steam cleaner to heat up.
Step 2: Scrape out any food particles or loose debris inside the oven with a stiff brush. Vacuum it up.
Step 3: Spray everything with Zep degreaser and close oven door. Let sit for 20 minutes.
Step 4: Use the steam cleaner with the steel brush attachment and stainless steel pad to clean.
Step 5: Wipe down with a microfiber cloth.

A dirty oven can easily take an hour or more to clean. Can you avoid caustic chemicals that burn your lungs and skin? Can I get it down to 30 minutes or less? Do natural cleaning solutions work? How about a steam cleaner? What's the best way to clean an oven? At the end of my experiments, I'll create a video with my favorite method.

I've cleaned a lot of ovens, but never with a mission like this one!

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We did this test with a steam cleaner and degreaser because I hate fumes from oven cleaner or the smell/pain of self cleaning ovens.

In the past I was a purist who only used a steam cleaner but now I use all the tools I can. I didn't even use the attachments for the steam cleaner.

The Dupray Tosca cleans with water heated to 315 degrees (steam) and pressure without damaging surfaces. Dupray also has the Neat which costs a lot less but I pulled out the industrial Durpray for this big job.

If you hire out cleaning an oven it's going to cost you $30 or more. So think of it as you're saving $30 an hour when you do it yourself.

I used the industrial degreaser because restaurants use it and this oven is super greasy!