How I found an effective way to clean the oven from carbon deposits

Each apartment has an oven and sooner or later everyone is faced with such a problem as carbon deposits, and cleaning the oven is generally a complete punishment. I, too, got tired of spending a lot of time and effort on cleaning, so I decided to find a way to do everything quickly and efficiently!

For cleaning we need:

• The container in which we will mix our cleaning solution;
• Baking soda 3 tablespoons;
• Any dishwashing detergent;
• 1.5 liters of water at room temperature;
• Foam sponge (2 pcs);
• Rubber gloves.

Now we need to prepare a solution from the components listed above:

• Pour 3 tablespoons of soda without a slide into the container;
• Add 1.5 tablespoons of detergent;
• Fill the mixture with warm water;
• Stir.

Pour the resulting solution into a baking sheet, in general you can in any container, it's just that my baking sheet also needs to be cleaned, so I use it. We set the temperature to 130 degrees and leave the solution for 1 hour (it is not necessary to set a high temperature, we need the solution to gradually evaporate and settle on the walls of the oven in droplets).

This is what the oven looks like after an hour with our solution:

Next, we let the oven cool down a little, but not completely, because we will work with a warm surface!

So, put on gloves and begin to wipe off all the dirt with a sponge. Small dirt should easily go away, but with ingrained ones you will have to tinker a little more.

This is the effect you should get after you clean everything:

The oven does not look like new just because it is already very many years old, but it is clean and there is no more carbon deposits! If you want your oven to always look like new, then I advise you not to delay cleaning it.