Tired of your oven looking like it survived a sticky explosion? Learn how to conquer grime the old-school way - with baking soda, vinegar, and zero toxic fumes.

And why you shouldn't use the self-cleaning feature to do it. Getty Images The oven is no stranger to spills and food particles. Odds are, if you look down below your oven's racks, you'll see burnt-on ...

Mix 1/2 cup of baking soda with 3 tablespoons of Dawn dishwashing liquid to make a thick paste. Apply it liberally and ...

The oven is no stranger to spills and food particles. Odds are, if you look down below your oven's racks, you'll see burnt-on splatters or stuck-on food particles that have dropped out of your dishes ...

Whether it's baked-on grime in your oven or stubborn spots on your favourite clothes, finding a cleaning solution that ...

From store-bought cleaners to DIY solutions, you have several efficient options to clean stains from your stainless steel ...

Baked-on grease is one of the toughest messes to tackle in the kitchen, but a clean oven makes cooking more enjoyable and safe. That grime on oven surfaces and oven racks may seem like it’s there for ...

Besides wiping your stove after every use, weekly cleanings can prevent buildup. Here's how to clean your stove, cooktop, and the forgotten parts you don't see.

The self-cleaning function is a great piece of oven technology, but not all ovens can give themselves a good scrubbing. And while that process is long (about four hours) and stinky (seriously, your ...