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Do NOT press hard
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Keep the blade flat to avoid scratches
Wipe clean
Use a damp microfiber cloth to remove residue.
🔹 Result: Most stains come off in sheets.
If Stains Still Remain (Advanced Options)
⚠️ Method 2: Oven Cleaner (Use Carefully)
Only use if the above method doesn’t fully work.
Important:
✔ Make sure the cleaner says safe for glass
❌ Never use on self-cleaning coatings unless specified
How to use:
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Spray lightly on the glass
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Let sit 5–10 minutes only
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Wipe with a damp cloth
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Rinse thoroughly
🍋 Method 3: Vinegar + Steam Boost (Good for Maintenance)
This won’t remove heavy carbon, but it helps after deep cleaning.
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Spray white vinegar on warm (not hot) glass
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Let steam loosen residue
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Wipe clean
What NOT to Do ❌
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❌ Steel wool (will scratch glass)
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❌ Abrasive powders like Comet
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❌ Dry scraping without softening first
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❌ Excess pressure with razor blades
Bonus Tip: Clean Between the Glass Panels
If stains are inside the door, many ovens allow you to:
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Remove the door
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Unscrew the inner panel
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Clean the inside glass safely
(Check your oven model manual first.)
How to Keep It Clean Longer
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Wipe the glass while still warm (not hot) after heavy cooking
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Use a splatter guard
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Do a light baking soda clean once a month
Final Verdict
If baking soda and Dawn only removed a little, that’s normal.
The missing step is TIME + gentle scraping.
👉 Baking soda + overnight soak + razor scraper = best result without damage
If you want, tell me:
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Your oven brand/model
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Whether stains are inside or outside the glass
I can give you model-specific instructions to make it even easier.
