Ovens can be a nightmare to clean - with all that built-up grease and grime - not to mention the hard-to-reach spots.
It's no wonder so many of us dread tackling them. But fear not, an expert has come to the rescue with five genius hacks to make your oven sparkle using everyday items - and they're causing quite the buzz on . enthusiasts are raving about these "great tips" that have been shared online.
The nifty tricks were posted by , who is passionate about keeping her home spick and span, as her handle implies. Eager to share her wisdom, she disclosed five household items that will transform your oven cleaning routine.
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Firstly, she suggests whipping out your vacuum cleaner. "Vacuum up stray crumbs with the crevice attachment of your vacuum," she says, showing how this hack can swiftly tidy up the bottom of your oven.
Then, she takes us to her bathroom, where she demonstrates how a bath can be a game-changer for grimy oven racks. "Soak your oven grates in a bathtub overnight, with one cup of dish-washing detergent," Caroline recommends. "The next day, use a scrub brush to scrub away grease."
Cleaning expert Caroline wowed social media with her brilliant oven-cleaning tips, including a nifty trick involving an old towel to avoid scratches. She suggests washing the bath the next day after cleaning oven racks in it. For the oven's interior, Caroline advises: "To clean the inside of your oven, fill a pan with water and two lemon halves. Then bring it to a boil in the oven. Once the water has come to a boil, remove the pan, let the oven cool a bit, then wipe the oven with a damp rag."
If tough spots persist, she recommends using a vinegar-dipped toothbrush for those hard-to-reach areas. And to tackle the glass door? "Sprinkle a little bit of baking soda, then squeeze a lemon on top. Let it sit for ten minutes. Then wipe it away with the rough side of a sponge," she says.
Fans have been left gobsmacked by her savvy advice, with one viewer exclaiming: "Great tips!!!" Another revealed: "Never knew I could do it this way!" A grateful commenter shared: "Finally someone tells me how to do this, no one has ever shown me how to clean my oven."
