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Effortless Sparkle: The Simple Way to Clean Your Oven Grates

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After each oven use, wipe down the grates quickly to avoid buildup.

Store oven grates properly when cleaning the oven thoroughly — avoid bending or scratching them.

Variations:
Lemon juice alternative: Use lemon juice instead of vinegar for a fresh scent.

Ammonia bag method (for very dirty grates): Place the grates in a sealed bag with a little ammonia overnight (use caution with ammonia and ventilate well).

FAQ:
Q: How often should I clean my oven grates?
A: Ideally, every 2–3 months or more often if you use the oven heavily.

Q: Can I put oven grates in the dishwasher?
A: Some grates are dishwasher-safe, but heavy buildup usually requires manual cleaning for best results.

Q: What if my grates are enamel-coated?
A: Be gentle and avoid abrasive scrubbing tools to prevent damaging the coating.

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