Gardening fans give their cleaning counterparts top tip on how to make grubby ovens look brand new – and it’s free | The Sun

CLEANING an oven is never a task people want to get done. And it’s for good reason, too. 

Despite soaking, scrubbing and wiping away the grime left behind, it never seems to sparkle the way you want it to. 

And this is exactly how one woman felt when it came to her oven racks.

While she admitted that she’s set to replace the entire unit at some point in the future, she also wanted to clean the existing oven to use until then. 

Though she tried soaking it in hot water with washing up liquid mixed in, she found the marks simply wouldn’t come off properly. 

In a bid to get some expert advice from those who have managed to complete the task she undertook, she posted in the Facebook group ‘Hinch Army Cleaning Tips’.

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“How do I get these marks off the rack from oven?” she wrote, adding: “Moved house and the oven wasn’t really taken care of just want it clean so I can use till I get new oven”. 

Alongside this, she posted a photo of the rack, half submerged in water in a sink with pieces of grime all over it. 

Luckily, people were quick to respond with their top tips on how to get it looking brand new.

And the best one was, by far, those who suggested to leave the racks in the garden overnight.

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"Put it on your lawn overnight," one person wrote.

When one person replied with a question mark, another explained: "It's true, I follow Nancy Birtwhistle (Great British Bake Offwinner/runner up) and this is one of her top tips it's even in her cleaning tips book.

"Not sure why or how but apparently it works. I would just be worried about Foxes/Badgers/cats etc weeing on it bu maybe that's what cleans it".

Another shared: "I heard leave overnight on damp grass and then wipes off."

While a third added: "Bizarrely if you leave outside on the grass at night this works".

Others, meanwhile, suggested a £3.50 buy easily found at Tesco, making it an affordable choice for many. 

“Oven pride over night, next dat a scourer comes off so easy,” one person wrote, which many people agreed with. 

Another shared: “get the oven pride bag set from supermarket you put them in the bag let soak for 24 hours and nice n clean”. 

A  third said: “Use oven pride leave in soak over night be back to new again”. 

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While a fourth added: “Oven pride leave it overnight in the bag works wonders I have used them for years. Or astonish the green one is good too.”

Do you have a clever and cheap method to get oven racks back to new? 

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