How To Clean the Ooni Pizza Stone.
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- Hello! Today we show how to clean the debris off your Ooni Pizza Stone. This will work with the pizza stones for the Ooni 3, Ooni Koda, Ooni Karu and the Ooni Pro.
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I just had this question yesterday and this video TOTALLY addressed everything running through my head. Thank you for taking the time to put this together. Well done!!
Hi! You are so welcome!
Thank you very much!! I live in London.... not a hot climate...so low heat electric oven it is. I will watch the videos how to make pizza to be able to eat pizza next time I try!
This worked perfectly for me. Thank you. Brilliant!
Excellent!
Incredible tutorial !!! Thanks a lot
You are welcome!
Really good video's. I have recently purchased an Ooni Pro and your videos are invaluable
Hi! Glad you like them! That’s fantastic and you will really enjoy cooking in your new oven!
Thanks for sharing! I made a huge mess last time I failed to properly flour my pizza dough/peel so I really needed this 😅
😀! I think we all have at some point!
I can't believe it, it really worked. My stone (Cozze gas) was way dirtier than yours. I removed everything as good as possible with a steel spatula, but i never thought, that the sucked in stains from the oil and cheese could ever be removed. But it did. Almost as clean and bright as new and way better, than I expected it could get. Thank you very much!
Brill! So glad it helped! 🔥🍕
Wow, did not even need to brush it while cleaning in the heat
Thank you
Thnx so much for the video my stone is like brand new now thnx so much again
Hi! Thank you for watching!
Great video! Thank you i’m going to try the burning off trick. Lots of info in your description too. Can you provide info on your gloves? How good is it with heat resistance and where you can get it? Thanks.
Hi! Thank you! I’ve used 2 types: red suede leather gloves from Ooni and black bbq gloves from Amazon similar to these take heat up to 800c: amzn.to/3L8USUZ. Both are good for hot stones and lighting wood fired pizza ovens. 👍🔥
Awesome
Thanks!
most of what you dont want will burn off, the remaining black discoloration won't effect cooking. You really only need to scrub off excessive burnt cheese deposits
Nice! It would also work for the ooni Karu!
Hi! This would most definitely work in the Ooni Karu! 👍
Thanx for making this video. The first time I used the Koda I ruined the pizzastone. Stretched it to much, so I tore up the dough. Love your video's! They help and inspire me very much. Keep it up 👍
Hi! Me too! I think most of us mess up especially at the beginning! Thanks for the lovely feedback..will do!
I just did the exact same, wafer thin dough in the middle, tore the first time I put the peel in and deposited half the toppings on the stone, was a mess!
But this trick has worked an absolute treat, hate to waste the gas, but the stone comes first! Thanks very much for the tips.
Thanks 👍
Welcome 👍
Hmm, mine is completely black on the top side.
I thought it was because of the flames but I guess I was wrong!
Ill try this out.
Thanks
Yes, it should work for you! Thanks!
I just got my pizza oven and I already have burn mark on the pizza stone (after 2 pizzas). And the black burn mark won't come off no matter how much I scrubbed. So I will do what you did and see if that's going to help. My pizza oven has rotating stone so I don't have to constantly turn. Will let you know how it goes. Thank you.
Hi! Yes please update on your stone - it should come off!
Owning an Ooni is such a process that people don't realize. 1) Not designed to be left outside, so you need storage 2) You need a wooden (launch) AND a metal pizza turning peel AND probably a metal peel to get the pizza out 3) Now I just learned I need a stone cleaning brush. Still... so worth it, but expect to spend an extra $100 after the oven.
I've just used my ooni for the first time. I think you can get away with just the one peel (I used a metal one to launch the pizza and to pull it out slightly so I could turn it). I also didn't bother with the thermometer (I just left the oven for 20mins on full heat).
I used the metal pizza launcher. It works great
i dont have one and ill still watch hahaha
😀
same
What do recommend for cleaning between pizza cooks? I’ll be using mine when it arrives (so excited), to cook for a family of 5 and will most likely get cornmeal on the stone from pizza to pizza.
You can brush the debris off or just turn over the stone and put the flame on full, to heat up your oven and it will burn off. Enjoy your new oven! Don’t put anything on the stone like water or chemicals. 👍
It's crazy how much soot builds up on the 3 using pellets. I assume gas produces less?
Hi! Yes the gas has no soot, the debris is from the food/dough/semolina stains. 👍
My Koda stone was getting dirty and I didn’t know how to clean it properly. Thanks so much!
Thanks! Glad to be of help!
What make of heatproof gloves are you using, were these welding gloves and do you have a link for them ? Many thanks.
Hi! These are Ooni brand Suede/Leather gloves. They are great for protecting your hands but the heat will go through them with this stone heat so I handled it just for a few seconds. bit.ly/2ZiDi97. There may be gloves you can find on Amazon/BBQ store that can take 400c to 600c + heat though.
@@Got2EatPizza thank you, ideal 🔥
Got2EatPizza Thank you...I almost ordered those from Ooni, but I want to be able to handle the heat from my other grill too. I guess I’ll shop around for alternatives.
@@Got2EatPizza I'm also trying to find some gloves to be able to handle the stone when its at cooking temperature. Luckily i spoke to the online helper on the ooni website and they advised that the gloves that they sell are only to protect against heat when moving the cast iron skillet for example and not for handling the stone.
Did any of you manage to find appropriate gloves? :)
Missing you
hi - if you turn it upside down... will the stone get hot enough to clean the dirty (bottom) side?
Hi! Normally yes if there isn’t a build up of debris like this, it should be fine to just turn over every time.
oh hi ,, what was that exactly soot?? why this is happened??? just heating plate why that soot was gone away?? over 400cel deg, does it burn off???
Hi! I can't remember how I did it but it was from a pizza cook - I don't usually get it this bad, but it happened! It does burn off - check out the video!
Residual flour to ensure the pizza the doesn’t stick when being rotated
hi! Do you plan to test the Karu? txs ;-)
Hi! I I would love to test it out. I haven’t bought it yet though.
If you have an oven with a pyro cleaning function, place your stone in it during its cycle and it will come out looking like new
That's something I've not tried..thanks for that!
Thanks Derek. Just did this in my neff. It was pretty black but looks new now. Cheers
Is it better to use the pellet burner on ooni 3 to burn the stone clean?
Hi! Yes - either of the fuel types in the 3 will clean it. 👍
would this work with my kooda 16? it has a different shaped stone
I think it should fit in but be much too small - this is a 12” stone. A square 16” stone may fit better but the Koda 16 stone has more rounded edges at the back too so may not fit perfectly.
Hey, quick question i got a lot of mozarella stuck on the stone, just burn it off? Or what would you do?
Hi - scrape off as much as you can, then burn off the rest. Most debris will also burn off when you turn the stone over before you start cooking too.
@@Got2EatPizza Thank you so much for the quick answer! Is it Important to turn the pizza stone? As i saw it in some viedeos.
Hi! Yes, very important to turn it over when you’ve finished cooking everytime! It burns off ready for your next cook. 🔥🍕
@@Got2EatPizzaoh nice thank you never turned my pizza stone after cooking and it's pretty black I will try that
Can we expect a review of the Ooni Karu???? This may be the one we have all been waiting for!
Hi. I haven’t bought it yet but when I do, definitely! That may be in a few months though. 👍
I have the karu with gas attachment and it's been great, yet to try with wood though. Did need a good 25 mins to get to temp on first go, but mind you it was a cold and windy day and the manual did state that for first go. Like the flexibility of wood and gas👍
Can u do the Fyra (IF U have one)
Hi! I’m sorry - that’s the only Ooni oven I haven’t bought!
Very nice. How about Koda 16
Hi - thanks! The burner doesn’t tend to burn off the centre of the stone as well in the 16 and luckily I haven’t had too much debris on the stone. I’m going to see how it goes and if needs be, place it in my electric kitchen oven to get it cleaned up or place it in the Pro and get the wood to burn it off (if it fits!)
@@Got2EatPizza , I was doing some chicken and lamb chops plus a calzone malfunction so that combination caused my stone to have some debris. I did a thorough wipe down and cleaning but still have blacken marks on my stone. I like how yours got cleaned by adjusting the stone but the 16 has limitations on how you turn It has not affected the cooks but esthetics need work lol
@@jimoray3 I've found that if you turn the 16 stone over and leave it for a good few long cooks, it does come up clean. The problem for me is more the front corners. If you've got a cast iron skillet, that seemed to clean off the middle for me, as it must get really hot and transfer the heat more towards the front.
@@only1ste , thank you! I’ve tried that too and also putting in stove’s oven at 500 degrees but I got it as clean as it will get. I did not use soap on it but did use wire brush a little.
Unfortunately you cannot rotate the Koda 16 stone, but you can turn it over, which should help.
last time using my karu a pizza braked and droped a huge amout of tomato sause anybody knows how i get it clean
As a last resort if you do need to wipe your stone clean with a damp cloth, after doing that put it in the electric oven on low heat to dry it out slowly or if you live in a hot sunny place - leave it out to dry for a good few days afterwards.
Hmmm, Just like the self clean feature of an oven.
I think so!
I just wait until cool down and I clean it with a damp cloth, that’s all, my pizzas taste very good even if it seems dirty
Interesting!! My instructions say NEVER use water for cleaning. Lol. But it obviously works for you
All I do is add a bit more fuel after the last pizza and burn it off. That works a treat for me. Great channel though!
Hi there! Thanks so much!
Do you cook with the Ooni logo turned to the bottom for a reason?
Hi. I rotate every time so depends which side I’ve turned so it’s up to chance!!
@@Got2EatPizza Do they recommend to rotate the stone? I can't seem to find any info anywhere regarding that.
I’ve lost the handbook however I would totally recommend turning your stone over and around after each cook. I’ve been doing that since my first cook with the Ooni 3 and I’ve used this stone (it’s the ooni 3 stone) since Jan 2018 and it’s kept in good shape - it gives each side an opportunity to burn debris off in turn & that keeps the stone in good stead. The logo side is helpful for laser pointing with the thermometer though!!
@@rbiv5 Ooni recommended on its website to turn the stone to clean it, so yes, you can turn the stone without problem support.ooni.com/support/solutions/articles/24000042220-how-do-i-clean-my-stone-baking-board-
This week I received my Ooni Koda, and I was also a little scared when the stone got dirty, but when I turned on the oven the day after to make more pizzas I realized that he was cleaning himself.
What Ooni oven is that? And what's the size of the stone?
Hi - it’s the Ooni Koda 12 and it’s a 12” stone.
this is a simple ceramic plate not a real stone. It would have been easy to make that ceramic a little bit darker. Actually all Italian pizza stoves do not have a white pizza stone. it is everywhere almost black. They just clean the pizza stove to remove moving particles but otherwise they don't clean these stoves. After all, they get so hot that everything is sterilized.
Ehh.. The best Italian ovens are hand made with Terra-cotta (Fired clay) ceramic floors; Biscotto di Sorento. These porous tiles absorb and store heat perfectly without burning the bottom of the pizza at the high temperature Neapolitan pizza’s are baked.
The down side of these terracotta tiles that they are very fragile compared to the industrial hard pressed ceramic tiles (Like the cordorite Ooni uses or the Yellow fire brick)
You need to clean the oven floor each time burned flower and dough attaches before black ‘soot’ builds up, this is very unhealthy why do You think professional pizzaioli and bakers often sweep the chimney, scrub their floors with bronze brooms metal scrapers and clean with damp cloth’s? because soot is cancerous!
@@keesjanhoeksema9575 as long as it is swept up, there is no need to clean this. Continued cooking will keep this clean and any debris will be burned away. Sweep away any particles or ash before laying pizza down and your fine. This type of stone will naturally darken over time and will become even almost non stick. Just leave it be.
@@michaelkolinski so the black dark burn areas will not impact the taste the next time ¿.? Sorry this is my fisrt use of pizza stone and it turn black :)
Nice video but the question is if it's a good idear to clean the stone like that the problem is you make one pizza after the whole cleaning and it's black again 😁
Hi! Thanks! the stone only gets that bad if you’ve had a disaster and messed up your pizza and it gets stuck in the oven - my family got the stone like this 🤣, although I’ve also had my turn at doing it!! So it’s unusual and happens after a complete pizza disaster - well it should be anyway! lol
@@Got2EatPizza the stone gets black even if you don't make a mess at least mine 😁🐦🍕🍕🍕🍕
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I wish you had turned it around for us to see the other side!
Hi - sorry! The other side was lovely and clean. We messed up the one side only.
I wish I read this before... Tried to use Ooni yesterday for the first time, made a real mess out of it, it stuck to the stone despite much semolina.... I've been soaking the stone in the soapy water and it did not make any difference. What shall I do now? Dry the stone and try to heat it up? Thank you!
Hi! The first thing you’ll need to do is get all the soap out of the stone so give it a really good rinse - the stone easily absorbs all the soap! When that’s done- if you live in a nice hot climate, leave the stone to dry naturally - could take some time! Or use a low heat setting in your electric oven for the time it takes until it’s thoroughly dry. If you use the stone and it’s damp, the stone will crack in your pizza oven due to the high heat. So going forward try not to wet it and only burn the debris off instead! 👍🏻🔥🍕
I think I see Elvis in your stone
Does anyone clean it in between making pizza ?
Hi - you shouldn’t need to in between making pizza as the oven stone should be ok unless a lot of debris (accident!) has hit the stone!
@@Got2EatPizza I do have that issue I tend to add to much corn mill and by the second pizza it’s burnt at the bottom I have not got the technique dont yet
seems like a waste of gas or whatever fuel you have if you do that just for cleaning
Hi! You only have to do it if it gets real bad build up of debris. Normally it wouldn’t need this.
I need gloves. Tea towel was not protective enough I now how a very burnt finger but a lovely clean pizza stone 😂
Oh no! Hope it’s ok now!
What kind of gloves are you wearing?
Hi! They are leather suede gloves from Ooni and are great for using with high heat ovens - I use them mostly with the wood fired pizza ovens. I have just bought a new pair in black from Ooni for the New Year! Happy New Year 🥳
Their welding gloves. Half the price of ooni gloves exact same product
Just go to a hardware store and get welding gloves. I use my welding gloves as baking gloves
lol, don't clean it, as it gets up to temp it will ash and blow away.
You're cleaning off your seasoning.
burnt seasoning yum
It's a stone. You don't season a stone
Can you talk any Lower! 🤣😅😆
Hi - I don't think I can! I have a new mic now so hopefully I sound louder!
Rather a jerk response dude.
@@jasboehlke why because I couldn't hear the voice on the video ?
@@AJSwart34 The manner in which you stated it and no issues on my end. May need to adjust your speaker settings or see an audiologist.
@@jasboehlke only if you have had a humour bypass operation. Pipe down.
I think as long as you clean off the burnt particles you're good to go. Just take a dish washing brush and rub it off under the hot water. Saves a lot of time but is of course not as effective as your method
Be careful, mine snapped in half in the sink, if not flat it is really fragile as it is not supported and prone to splitting in two!
Don't use water, the stone can absorb it and releases that moisture when it heats up. Can impact the quality of your pizza and in the worst case scenario crack your pizza stone.