How to Clean Oven Trays
We have all been there. You want an easy meal but trying to wash burnt-on fish batter off your oven trays becomes a real battle. From small cleans to more serious and caked on grime, this guide will explain how to clean oven trays.
Don’t Throw Out Your Dirty Oven Trays!
The 2p Coin TrickThe 2p coin hack become popular through Facebook groups and it really is an effective way to clean your dirty baking trays. All you have to do is submerge your tray in hot soapy water for a good half an hour. Take it out, then use the 2p coin to scrub the tray, working in a circular motion. The coin is really effective at removing even the most hardened grime and leaving it looking brand new. One thing to mention is that the coin trick can damage non stick trays, so keep reading for other ideas on how to clean oven trays.
Baking Soda Is Back at It Again!
Baking soda is one of those household items you will see pop up a lot when it comes to needing a strong and reliable cleaner. In this case, remove any loose residue using some kitchen roll and get to work filling your sink with a cup of baking soda and hot water. Leave it for around an hour, then give it a good scrub with a sponge. Rinse away any left over residue, and stick it in the dishwasher if you have one.
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Serious Oven Cleaning
Here at The Cleaning Collective we believe the best tool for the job is Ecolab Greaselift Oven Cleaner. This spray is non-caustic which is perfect for domestic oven cleaning use due to it having no corrosive chemicals involved. Not only that but it penetrates grease quickly, aluminium safe and cleans the oven inside and out including vents, hoods, grills and the baking trays themselves.
A more budget alternative would be something like Arpal Magic Foaming Oven Cleaner. This powerful caustic oven cleaner and de-carboniser gets to work straight away and rapidly emulsifies burnt on foods, fats and oils from your oven, hob and anything else. With no need to dilute, simply spray onto your surfaces/baking trays, leave for 15 minutes and give it a scrub with an abrasive pad or scourer. Remember to wear rubber gloves when cleaning your oven and trays as a lot of these cleaning sprays and pastes contain corrosive chemicals that can cause damage to your skin.
Keeping Your Oven Trays Clean
Just like a lot of things in your home or business, keeping things clean and working properly comes down to regular maintenance. We like to use baking paper which not only protects the tray but saves you some washing up. You can also buy disposable roasting tins but these aren’t great for the environment. Looking for inspiration? Browse our full range of oven cleaning products today.
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