It left her oven sparkling (stock) (Image: Getty)
A woman has been praised for sharing her budget-friendly hack to her oven only using things she has around her house. Shan, who is known as @we-built-our-home on , has shown what she uses to deep clean her oven, saying it makes such a “satisfying” difference.
Starting her video, she shows before shots of her oven – making note of the food burnt at the bottom and the greasy glass door. She says: “Bake some lemon in water for 15 to 20 minutes to steam the oven and loosen up the grime. She then mixes up a “magic cleaning potion” made up of two cups of warm water, one cup of white vinegar, 1/2 cup washing up liquid, and an optional 1/4 cup bicarbonate of soda.
After removing everything from the oven and waiting for it to cool, she pours the solution in and leaves it to work its “magic” for five to 10 minutes. She adds: “Scrub with all the tools you own and like your life depends on it. More bicarbonate of soda and lemon to get those tough bits of grime off. Scrub the pre-sprayed (with portion) or ideally soaked trays. Looks so good again.”
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Such a satisfying oven clean✨
Commenting on her method, one user said: “You have completely inspired me.” Another user added: “It works really well! Thanks.” A third user said: “Pink paste and a scrub daddy made this easier. Gosh I hate cleaning ovens.”
One more user added: “You’ve just motivated me to clean my oven. It comes after a woman shared a “life-changing” hack to cleaning the mirrors in your home with an unlikely item.
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To save you time and money, cleaning guru Armen has taken to to share his go-to technique, saying all you do is dip an unused tea bag in water before wiping the mirror and it comes out perfectly clean and streak-free – a total game-changer. In his video, Armen, who is known as @creative_explained online, said: “If you want to make everyday life a bit easier, here’s what you do.
“Streak-free mirrors, just dip a tea bag in some water and then use it to clean your mirrors -crystal clear. If you want to make anything stainless steel shine, just sprinkle some baking soda on half a lime.”