looks brand new again

It’s likely the part of the kitchen that gets the least attention.

Being afraid of having to clean the oven after a tasty meal is the worst thing that can happen. It’s tempting to ignore the stuck-on grime, oil splatters, and smells until next time, but cleaning expert Shannon Lush says it only needs to take five minutes. On the other hand, if you’re wondering, “How can I clean an oven in five minutes?” we already know the answer.

There isn’t a magic bullet that will instantly clean an oven that hasn’t been used in a while. This is important because you want to keep food and dirt from building up. To do this, clean the device well after each use. Yes, all the time. Here are the steps you need to take to deep clean an oven, along with Shannon Lush’s quick five-minute daily oven clean that will keep it looking brand new.
How to really clean an oven
It’s time to be honest. Does the state of your oven look sketchy? If all you see when you open the oven door is the charred remains of many dinners past, it’s time for a deep oven clean. You don’t have to use strong chemicals to clean the oven, despite what you might think.