Amazing tip. I have scrubbed my rectangle drip pans from my old 90's hi-point oven/range so many times to fail at getting them clean,. Today I looked into replacing them and it would cost $300.00 as this is such an old oven/range. I did liberally apply the cleaner, and put them in larger plastic bags as ziplock is not big enough. I left them soak for about an hour, and they are almost perfectly clean compared to how awful they were. I expect when I do this cleaning again, it will remove what material remains. Thanks.
I feel like people don't know how to clean, no one ever showed us or the people who did honestly didn't know how to do a lot of it the right way themselves
I only had one issue, I had to use the non fume because this one I was like omg. I let mine sit for 24 hours, then rinsed the drip bowl, and I was quite pleased with the result
I had a mess on the side of the refrigerator next to the stove. Nothing would take it off. But I got some oven cleaner from Dollar tree and sprayed it on there and left it awhile. It's the only thing that worked. I did the same thing on the stove top. Both the refrigerator and the stove were painted surfaces, but it didn't bother the paint at all. Next, I'll be using it on my drip pans.
Tried it last night.they wouldn't fit in my Ziploc bag, so I just used a plastic Kroger bag. So surprised and happy this morning when I rinsed the drip pans off, and they were spotless!
That’s what’s up!!!! I Tried one other trick and it didn’t work. My wife tried was going to clean them and then left to take care of some business. So I figured I would try I scrubbed and scrubbed then gave up. I’m down for getting maximum results with minimal effort so I’ll be going to the store tomorrow. Thanks
I do this but sometimes it doesn’t do it. I also put them in bags with a 1/4 cup of ammonia, seal the bag and let it sit overnight. I have a green 48 inch Viking stove so replacing any of it would cost a lot.
Gotta try this! I'll admit, I'm lazy and haven't tried cleaning these things in at least a year. They're gross. Will update after trying; I at least have a spare set in the meantime!
Wow definitely want to try this and afterwards I'm going to make sure to use my foil drip pan liners that I got from Walmart so it can keep it from getting so dirty again
Do you know if they usually just get replaced in apartments? We’re moving out soon and Iv tried cleaning them but haven’t tried this yet I at least want them somewhat clean before we move out lol
I lived in an apartment complex for several years, and before I moved out, I had cleaned my apt. thoroughly, so I'd get my deposit back. But - although I'd cleaned the oven and stove range hood, I'd forgotten to clean the stove drip pans!! I didn't have the option of soaking/scrubbing them overnight, as I had to be outta there that very day! Plus, I was exhausted from moving. So, I went to W-Mart and found a pack of chrome-looking drip pans, all shiny and new, for $8.00. I paid it gladly, since I knew the apt manager charged $10 per drip pans that weren't clean. I'd have had $40 taken out of my deposit, so while I paid $8 for a 4-pack of drip pans, I saved $32 that I would have lost otherwise. To you and anyone else reading this: DON'T feel guilty about going this route. The el-cheapo $8 pack is EXACTLY the same quality and type of drip pans that your apt complex buys, for new tenants. (Except their cost is $5 for a 4-pack, as they buy in bulk). The $8 pack at W-Mart is NOT what you want to buy and use, if you want quality drip pans that won't rust and will look great after cleaning them. But the $8 pack IS a perfect solution, when you're moving out. They are not chrome or stainless steel, they're thin aluminum - but that's the very same type complexes buy for their apts. I didn't know this, back when I bought those at W-Mart I learned it through a good friend of mine, who is the manager of 2 apt complexes.
I've been scrubbing with baking soda and dawn dish soap. It works pretty well, but I still can't get all of it completely. I think I may try this instead next time.
I believe this is the oven cleaner we used in our home and we only used it once because of the fumes. We were afraid that our toddler was going to breath it in. It was overwhelmingly overpowering. We had to open every single window in the house and I sat with my daughter in the room for a good hour.
wow that's the system for me I'm too damn lazy to do the other ones with the baking soda and the scrubbing and all that other stuff forget that I got Anna things to do thank you for the information you are a sweetheart
Sorry! I tried this exact method and this did not work on mine or it didn’t get much stains out. It looked almost the same!😡😡I even left them in a bag overnight! Although I sprayed the Blue Bottle Easy Off. Maybe I need the Yellow Bottle? 🤔🤔 My Solution: Just Buy New Ones!
Firstly thank you. I'm struggling even now and then. I usually put tin foil around them but I forgot to buy tin foil. In just 2 weeks there were horrible. I will try this. Your house looks like just like mine. May be we neighbours in same building.
Works great perfect for me! Doesn’t need to be absolutely 100% perfect after the process because if you want it that way then just go buy new ones Otherwise this is the way to do it !
I tried this and the chemicals completely ate through my burner pan. I was shocked when I checked it 24 hours later as advised, only to find it full of holes. Thanks a lot! Now I have to buy a new one.
I've looked all over the place for those 'clips' that go on the drip pans (aka: drip bowls) to hold the element in the drip pan's notch. Tried to buy drip pans (via Amazon) with those clips but was lied to and ended up with drip pans without the clips. If the only way I can get those clips is to buy drip pans that have them, I will. Any help you can offer to point me in the right direction will be appreciated. Thank you.
Amazing tip. I have scrubbed my rectangle drip pans from my old 90's hi-point oven/range so many times to fail at getting them clean,. Today I looked into replacing them and it would cost $300.00 as this is such an old oven/range. I did liberally apply the cleaner, and put them in larger plastic bags as ziplock is not big enough. I left them soak for about an hour, and they are almost perfectly clean compared to how awful they were. I expect when I do this cleaning again, it will remove what material remains. Thanks.
Bless TH-cam suggestions for this!! I’ve never been so excited to clean something
😆 that’s funny ! I hope it worked just as well for you !
Hi Stephanie, I remember I was around 30 when I realized that those things could be removed and cleaned!!!! Your tips are great.
I rent a place where the stove is from the 70s. I don't think the drip pans will come out. lol
I'm 46 and I'm like wait... The electric stove comes apart? I don't have to struggle to reach in there??m 😁😁
I feel like people don't know how to clean, no one ever showed us or the people who did honestly didn't know how to do a lot of it the right way themselves
This is an awesome video. Picking up Easy Off and trying this method. Thanks for creating this video for all of us to learn from.
Wow. This easy off oven cleaner got my drip pans and oven cleaned. Thanks❤
You’re welcome 😊
I only had one issue, I had to use the non fume because this one I was like omg. I let mine sit for 24 hours, then rinsed the drip bowl, and I was quite pleased with the result
can I do the same thing with goo gone?
I am not sure! I don’t think it will work the same
It looks so easy, a lot easier than what I’ve been doing. Thanks
lifesaver, thank you
I had a mess on the side of the refrigerator next to the stove. Nothing would take it off. But I got some oven cleaner from Dollar tree and sprayed it on there and left it awhile. It's the only thing that worked. I did the same thing on the stove top. Both the refrigerator and the stove were painted surfaces, but it didn't bother the paint at all.
Next, I'll be using it on my drip pans.
You can do the same for your baking sheets, let em sit for like 15-20min and scrub em clean 😉
Thank you!
This worked amazing!!! Thanks for the quick home hack!!
I put them in shopping bags individually, does make a difference
Plus i spray mine in the sink
Tried it last night.they wouldn't fit in my Ziploc bag, so I just used a plastic Kroger bag. So surprised and happy this morning when I rinsed the drip pans off, and they were spotless!
This is so awesome, as I am about to clean my drip pans
I spent do much time scrubbing and had to buy new ones and found this. Thank you.
Ok
Great tip! I have tried almost everything and nothing gets it clean 🧼 enough.❤❤❤
Looks great I hope mine look as good mine is fully burned on grease from the pervious tenant.
Mine looks like that thanks for the tip I'm going to try it
Thank you for the video. I like things to be easy and this is definitely it!!!
❤️❤️ easy is the best !!
Thank you for the tip!! I never knew it could be that easy!! 😃👏
That’s what’s up!!!! I Tried one other trick and it didn’t work. My wife tried was going to clean them and then left to take care of some business. So I figured I would try I scrubbed and scrubbed then gave up. I’m down for getting maximum results with minimal effort so I’ll be going to the store tomorrow. Thanks
Why do they turn black even if you don't spill anything?
Because the chrome finish is too thin & so the intense heat from the burner kills the chrome finish.
Thanks for sharing. I was given some drip pans for my stove that are pretty bad. I am going to try this and let you know.🌹
Cool idea
Hey Stephanie, thanks! 😊👍👍
Thanks so much, I have to try this on mine.
This video is great. Thanks❤
Great video 😊
Absolutely genius
SOS pads do a great job too.. that is awesome.
Yes, I love to use those too !
Hey girl !! This is a great idea !! I'm definitely going to try this ! Thanks so much for sharing this handy little tip !! XoXo
Thank you for watching !! 😊
Thats what i needed to see. If it really cleans. I wish scrub a bit and spray before i put in bag. Thanks
Life saver!!!❤
I do this but sometimes it doesn’t do it. I also put them in bags with a 1/4 cup of ammonia, seal the bag and let it sit overnight. I have a green 48 inch Viking stove so replacing any of it would cost a lot.
can this be used on black drip pans? or just stainless steel?
Thanks Steph will let my aunt see this....
Definitely buying this
cleaning starts at 1:00
Thanks so much for this easy video! No need to look for any others. This was quick n straight to the point. Glad it was the first recommended video 😊
Thank you for watching !!
That stuff really work
Thank you for the tip I will have to try this
I hope it works for you as well ! it was so easy!
Perfect
Thank you. This is much easier. 👍
😯 wow what transformation
Olá, excelente e fantastico video😉😉😉👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍😃👍👍👍
Great hack!!
Excellent !!!
Thank you !
Gotta try this! I'll admit, I'm lazy and haven't tried cleaning these things in at least a year. They're gross. Will update after trying; I at least have a spare set in the meantime!
Wow definitely want to try this and afterwards I'm going to make sure to use my foil drip pan liners that I got from Walmart so it can keep it from getting so dirty again
Liners???? WHAT! You just changed my life 😭
The manual for mine says specifically don't use those as it's a fire hazard. Hmm
@@MZ-uv3sr oh wow definitely follow your manual
What about cleaning the burners?
Do you know if they usually just get replaced in apartments? We’re moving out soon and Iv tried cleaning them but haven’t tried this yet I at least want them somewhat clean before we move out lol
They do if they are super bad! This should help get them decent!
@@StephanieMcQueen ok thank you!
I lived in an apartment complex for several years, and before I moved out, I had cleaned my apt. thoroughly, so I'd get my deposit back.
But - although I'd cleaned the oven and stove range hood, I'd forgotten to clean the stove drip pans!! I didn't have the option of soaking/scrubbing them overnight, as I had to be outta there that very day! Plus, I was exhausted from moving.
So, I went to W-Mart and found a pack of chrome-looking drip pans, all shiny and new, for $8.00. I paid it gladly, since I knew the apt manager charged $10 per drip pans that weren't clean. I'd have had $40 taken out of my deposit, so while I paid $8 for a 4-pack of drip pans, I saved $32 that I would have lost otherwise.
To you and anyone else reading this: DON'T feel guilty about going this route. The el-cheapo $8 pack is EXACTLY the same quality and type of drip pans that your apt complex buys, for new tenants. (Except their cost is $5 for a 4-pack, as they buy in bulk). The $8 pack at W-Mart is NOT what you want to buy and use, if you want quality drip pans that won't rust and will look great after cleaning them. But the $8 pack IS a perfect solution, when you're moving out. They are not chrome or stainless steel, they're thin aluminum - but that's the very same type complexes buy for their apts. I didn't know this, back when I bought those at W-Mart
I learned it through a good friend of mine, who is the manager of 2 apt complexes.
Rinsing grease down the drain?
Can we use it on the tile walls of the kitchen ??? And if yes how much time it takes ???plz reply
Hey ! That i’m honestly not sure about . I’m sorry .
Awesome
I've been scrubbing with baking soda and dawn dish soap. It works pretty well, but I still can't get all of it completely. I think I may try this instead next time.
Thank u Thank u 😊😊😊
I hope it works well for you !
Smart
Thx
I believe this is the oven cleaner we used in our home and we only used it once because of the fumes. We were afraid that our toddler was going to breath it in. It was overwhelmingly overpowering. We had to open every single window in the house and I sat with my daughter in the room for a good hour.
Oh yes ! It’s definitely powerful ! The fume free version is better .
They make NO FUME spray oven cleaners, too. Might work for you next time.
Take the drip pans outside to clean them.
The easy off cleaner has too many fumes but it got our drip pans and oven cleaned. I had to wear a face mask for the strong fumes
It is strong! I agree.
wow that's the system for me I'm too damn lazy to do the other ones with the baking soda and the scrubbing and all that other stuff forget that I got Anna things to do thank you for the information you are a sweetheart
Haha I get that ! That’s how I feel too !
Sorry! I tried this exact method and this did not work
on mine or it didn’t get much
stains out. It looked almost the same!😡😡I even left them in a bag overnight!
Although I sprayed the Blue
Bottle Easy Off. Maybe I need the Yellow Bottle? 🤔🤔
My Solution: Just Buy New Ones!
Hey Girl.!!!😇😇😇
Hey hey ❤️
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Firstly thank you. I'm struggling even now and then. I usually put tin foil around them but I forgot to buy tin foil. In just 2 weeks there were horrible. I will try this. Your house looks like just like mine. May be we neighbours in same building.
You’re welcome ! I definitely know how that is !
That’s awesome our place looks Alike . ❤️ I hope it works well for you !
It is dangerous to put foil around them please don't do it. Google it if you aren't believing me!
I tried this on one pan and it did not work. I noticed that my oven cleaner was not as foamy as yours. Could that be the reason?
Hmm ya I’m not sure . Definitely could be because it’s not foamy .
Why do you put them in a bag?
After they are clean definitely cover them with aluminum foil
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My parents lined these with foil. no washing, just toss and reline when they get nasty.
Could you do mine please
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Use easy off on the bottom of your pans does the same thing
Works great perfect for me!
Doesn’t need to be absolutely 100% perfect after the process because if you want it that way then just go buy new ones
Otherwise this is the way to do it !
Im always afraid of the chemicals.. 😟
Understanble! You could wear a mask
I tried this and the chemicals completely ate through my burner pan. I was shocked when I checked it 24 hours later as advised, only to find it full of holes. Thanks a lot! Now I have to buy a new one.
Maybe test something you found on TH-cam before you go all in…
This didn't work for me and I also tried the vinegar and baking soda which did nothing either :(
I've looked all over the place for those 'clips' that go on the drip pans (aka: drip bowls) to hold the element in the drip pan's notch. Tried to buy drip pans (via Amazon) with those clips but was lied to and ended up with drip pans without the clips.
If the only way I can get those clips is to buy drip pans that have them, I will.
Any help you can offer to point me in the right direction will be appreciated.
Thank you.
Pro tip: getb the black ceramic ones.
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This did not work for me!
ocd but they looked horrible mHmHm
Huh???