How do you clean toaster oven glass door

peabody1

16 years ago

I have a toaster oven that has some baked on food spots that I cannot get off. Any suggestions?

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lindac
16 years ago
Razor blade paint scraper....but be careful because you may scratch the door.
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eteinne
16 years ago
Easy Off Oven Cleaner, yellow can, not the blue fume free. Just put hand cream over anything that is chrome. Let it sit 5 minutes and rinse it off and U will not do it any other way. I have a glass door on my convection oven and have done this 4 years with out a problem. This oven is now 30 years old and looks as though it has just come out of the box. Don't scrub and scratch anything. I use Easy Off on my SS sink. It also looks brand new and is 30 years old. I also use the Easy Off on all of my Corning Ware and the Pyrex where U, R unable to to remove the baked on, brown grease under the glass, handles. It works like a charm. Once U start to scratch the surface it will always stick or the brown will return with every use. Good Luck!
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