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Cleaning ash from self-cleaning electric oven after it has been run
My cleaning girls accidentally pushed the clean button on my Frigidaire Electric. I do not know how long it ran. When we came back, the house was so hot that I went downstairs and slept a while. I tell you this because when I got up the cleaner and gone off and the "do not open" sign was gone and the time was back on the oven. It was cool enough to open the door. Inside on the doors and coils, I have an ash build-up (light) on them. Can you tell me a combination to remove the ash? One place says to use vinegar, or vinegar and water (half and half), or 3/4 baking soda and 1/2 water. Leave overnight and scrape off the paste; rinse with water and the shine is back. Can you help me as my manual does not tell me how to get the ash off? Thank you for your advice in advance.
Cleaning ash from self-cleaning electric oven after it has been run
My cleaning girls accidentally pushed the clean button on my Frigidaire Electric. I do not know how long it ran. When we came back, the house was so hot that I went downstairs and slept a while. I tell you this because when I got up the cleaner and gone off and the "do not open" sign was gone and the time was back on the oven. It was cool enough to open the door. Inside on the doors and coils, I have an ash build-up (light) on them. Can you tell me a combination to remove the ash? One place says to use vinegar, or vinegar and water (half and half), or 3/4 baking soda and 1/2 water. Leave overnight and scrape off the paste; rinse with water and the shine is back. Can you help me as my manual does not tell me how to get the ash off? Thank you for your advice in advance.
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