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A dirty oven is, in some ways, like a basket full of unwashed clothing. Yet, unlike the smelly basket, tucked away in some distant corner, the oven is always there. In plains sight and for everyone to see. “Ok, but how do I go about cleaning my oven?” you might ask. Well, there are many ins and outs when it comes to this. But have no fear as here you will find everything you need to know about cleaning and caring for your oven. Because, at the end of the day, a meticulously cleaned oven ensures that your food will taste and look delicious (while being devoid of any bacteria).
It is the everlasting question - how long after oven cleaning should you wait before cooking again? While there is no single answer for every situation, there are some strong recommendations you should keep in mind. How long after DIY cleaning an oven can I cook DIY cleaning is a natural
The grill element is usually positioned on the ceiling of the cooker. Just like most parts of the appliance - it should be cleaned frequently. Otherwise, it may result in unwanted smoke while cooking. This leads to poor food quality and frustrating culinary experience. If you’re dealing with un
It’s quite the puzzling thing to see steam leaking from your oven after cooking. Condensation gathers inside the cooker, as well as between the glass panels of the door. Both integrated and freestanding ovens can have condensation drips from time to time. Don’t worry though, as it is quite norma
Have you ever wanted to cook a delicious dinner, but that desire disappeared as soon as you opened your cooker? Instead, you ask yourself “Why does my oven smell so bad?” and “If my oven smells this bad should I cook in it?”. Maybe it smells like burnt food, plastic or even chemicals.
What is a fan oven? A fan oven (also known as fan-assisted or a convection oven) is an oven which has a fan and an exhaust system. The fan is placed at the back of the interior. It blows hot air around the oven so food can be cooked more evenly and more quickly. Regular ovens lack this system and ju
The cooker hood is your kitchen’s magnet for grease and grime. But that should come as no surprise, as that is its job. Located right above your hob, the cooker hood’s primary purpose is to attract all the smoke and steam that comes out of cooking food. So, there’s no avoiding some grease buil
