thread: Oven trays - your secrets for getting them clean

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  1. #1
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    Jul 2008
    Forest Lake - Brisbane
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    The easiest way I have found is too double up a big rubbish bag and put your oven trays in it.
    Put in two cups of ammonia and seal up the bags. Gently turn over so the trays get covered in the ammonia and leave it lying flat. I sat mine outside as the bag did leak a little. The longer you leave this the better but at least overnight. Mine were pretty gross you couldnt tell that they used to be silver
    In the morning I filled my bath with hot soapy water to clean them and the gunk seriously just fell off.

    I have used the washing powder on them before with limited success but this was the best they have ever looked with very little effort.
    Have used it on pots I have burnt the bottoms on too and it brings them back to new as well.
    good luck

  2. #2
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    Oct 2009
    In a castle with my princesses
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    A little OT but how much (approx) do you spend on your trays? Mine are all stuffed and I need new ones.

  3. #3
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    Apr 2009
    Baldivis, WA
    111

    I put them in the oven with a oven safe bowl filled with water and lemon juice, and put the oven on at 200 degrees for a hour and steam them, then take them out when they are warm and wipe all the gunk off.
    Works for oven racks too, and also cleaning the WHOLE oven, and leaving it smelling all fresh and lemony

  4. #4
    kirsty_lee Guest

    I put them in the oven with a oven safe bowl filled with water and lemon juice, and put the oven on at 200 degrees for a hour and steam them, then take them out when they are warm and wipe all the gunk off.
    Works for oven racks too, and also cleaning the WHOLE oven, and leaving it smelling all fresh and lemony

    Oooo that sounds awesome! I'll have to dry that!

  5. #5
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    Apr 2009
    Baldivis, WA
    111

    kirsty_lee you could even put lemond wedges into the water instead of lemon juice.