To clean your oven effectively, it is important to be methodical. Let's start with the plates of your oven. They often accumulate a lot of grease and food residue.

Start by preparing your mixture.

• 4 tablespoons of sodium percarbonate
• 10 cl of white vinegar
• A little hot water

Place your plates in the sink and apply your mixture. Use a stainless steel ball sponge to dynamically scrub the plates. This method effectively degreases and makes your plates look like new.

Last step: clean the oven window. You've almost reached the end of your cleaning!

If you have some leftover paste used to degrease the oven and the plates, you can use it on the glass. Otherwise, black soap will also do the job very well. Apply a small amount of black soap to the glass and rub with a sponge. Then rinse for an impeccable shine.

• Lemon: Lemon is a natural and effective alternative to cleaning your oven. Its acidity helps break down grease and disinfect surfaces. To use it, squeeze a lemon to extract the juice. Apply the lemon juice to a sponge and rub the surfaces to be cleaned. Then rinse. Lemon leaves a fresh and natural smell while being a powerful degreaser.

• Pyrolysis: If your oven is equipped with the pyrolysis function, this cleaning method is particularly practical. Pyrolysis heats the oven up to 500 degrees, reducing food residue to ash. To use it, simply activate the pyrolysis mode and let the cycle complete. Once cool, wipe the ash with a cloth or paper towel. It is an easy and effective way to keep your oven clean without manual effort.