Easy Off Heavy Duty Oven Cleaner, Destroys Tough Burnt on Food and Grease, Fresh Scent, 14.5 oz Can

This is an exceptionally good and strong cleaner that lives up to its "heavy duty" name. It is incredibly effective at breaking down stubborn grease and heavily burned-on food, making even the toughest oven or grill maintenance much more manageable. It saves a significant amount of manual scrubbing time by doing the heavy lifting chemically.However, users should be aware of its strength regarding home maintenance. Because the formula is so potent, it is crucial to rinse it out thoroughly. If it sits in your plumbing, it can be harsh on the pipes. To ensure everything stays in good condition, you have to intensively flush the area with water to make sure the residue is completely washed out of the system.Bottom Line: A high-performance cleaner that delivers professional-grade results. It is a fantastic tool for deep cleaning, provided you take the necessary precautions to rinse your drains and pipes thoroughly after use.

I’ve been really impressed with this Easy-Off cleaner for tough kitchen messes. I mainly used it on my Dutch oven, which had stubborn, baked-on stains that I couldn’t get out with regular scrubbing, and it worked much better than expected.After applying it and letting it sit, the grime lifted a lot easier and I didn’t have to scrub nearly as hard. It cut through grease and dark, burnt-on residue that had been sitting for a while, and my Dutch oven came out looking noticeably cleaner and more restored.The spray is strong, so I made sure to use it in a well-ventilated area, but it definitely does what it claims to do. It saves a lot of time and effort compared to trying to scrub everything off manually.Overall, it’s a very effective cleaner for deep stains and tough buildup, especially on cookware like Dutch ovens.

Bought this to tackle an awful looking oven door on a built in Jenn Air double oven. And when I say awful I mean awful, embarrassingly so. The top one gets most of the use and the door had so much burned on grease splatter that nothing would work.I tried letting Simple Green soak on the door for hours and it did nothing. Next I tried the hot water to the door then add baking soda then vinegar, then scrub with alum foil hack, that worked somewhat but not really even close to cleaning it. And in the process of doing this hack, the door became so saturated with liquid it ran off the door and down into the inner glass of both ovens leaving white drip streaks. This required me to remove both doors and take them both apart -- very annoying.I will say this about the baking soda/vinegar method -- if you have light to moderate build up inside and on the glass it may work -- its just very messy process.So after running out of non toxic ideas I turned to this product -- not to say this product is "toxic" but the other methods are. I was planning on using this outside (as I had to remove the oven door and disassemble to remove the inside streaks) so I was not worried about fumes and smell. I will note that you can smell the lemon scent and a bit of fumes, however, the spray out of the bottle is very light. By this I mean the pressure in the can is no where near a rattle can spray paint so there is not a lot of fumes thrown up in the air creating a big plume of overspray. Now if you have your head in the oven and are spraying it at the same time, this would not be ideal. Maybe open a few doors in the house to get a cross breeze to air it out while it sits.The product goes on in a light foam and dispenses quite evenly and easily. I left it on my door for about 3 hours. In my opinion you must let this product sit, it is not a magic liquid where the removal is immediate.After the three or so hours you can see it start to "melt" the hardened grease away. I cleaned up the door with paper towels and a wet sponge. This first application took the door to about 75% clean. I did another coat and left it for about two hours. Removed the product. This left the door at about 95%. Then I used a razor blade scraper to remove the stubborn specks that were left. they all came up well. After I used some water to get up the residue the best I could then some natural glass cleaner. Looks so good, can finally see inside with the light on.I plan to take the oven up to 500 to "burn off" any remaining residue just to be safe. I, like many others, don't typically like the idea of introducing chemicals near things that I consume, however with the condition of the oven door, I had no choice. With a little caution and common sense this product can be used safely and effectively.Would recommend and for the price, a great value.

This stuff works good. I wanted a cleaner that did all the work . I didn’t want to sit and scrub for 2 hours. I spayed in side oven and kept product on for about 30 min and then just wiped off. Took off about 80% of the build up without any scrubbing and elbow grease. Perhaps if I leave it on even longer more would come off . This was years of build up so I’m happy with the results.

This stuff really cuts through baked-on grease and grime. It makes cleaning the oven much easier and saves a lot of scrubbing compared to regular cleaners. The smell is pretty strong, so good ventilation is a must, but it definitely gets the job done.

This works, a good deal & as I said it works, wife spilled something & we did not notice so next time the oven was used it was bad. Went to clean & my last can was almost empty. I searched for this and it was beet price here on Amazon, sprayed let sit. Next day cleaned & wiped down and it came out great. Needed 1 respray and cleaning & we were good to go. You should always run oven empty after cleaning for half an hour, BUT DO NUT RUN BEFORE YIU CLEAN & ALWAYS LET AIR OUT BECAUSE OF POSSIBLE EXPLOSION.

When you inherit cooked on rather disgusting unusably uneven season, it's time to strip it off and start again. You can use this oven cleaner or a lye bath. This oven cleaner is a lye bath in a spay can so take appropriate precautions. Luckily is sprays on in a predictable manner and it doesn't spew an aerosol mist of corrosive ingredients.I'm not fond of the scent but it can act as a safety precaution. If you're smelling it, you need to take care.I left the skillet sprayed with the cleaner in a plastic bag outdoors for two days. It seemed to work diligently for the whole two days.I've used this for an oven and the can has been adequate with a bit left over for touchups. Cleaning skillets there's enough to strip you entire collection of cookware not just the cast iron.Do not use on aluminum.

Works perfectly to clean stoves. Works as advertised.

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Very very helpful, cleaned my oven perfectly, love it and will buy it again !

I LOVE this stuff for cleaning my stainless steel oven trays and pots, they bring them up like brand new which gives so much satisfaction everytime I see how shiny they are sitting in my oven! The only thing I would recommend when using is to make sure the area is well ventilated or you will end up choking yourself (as I have done a couple of times, my own fault of course!). I feel a tin lasts me a fairly long time so is good value, I've had no leaks from the can and it is easy to spray the foam substance over a large or small area as the nozzle is small. It is very easy to wash off but it definately softens any grease making it much easier to clean off. I have found this to be better than any of the other brands I have tried and that is a lot! This is really good stuff so from a safety perspective I would be careful not to spray it on anything that could potentially be ruined. I will try to put up a before and after of my oven trays next time I clean them for comparision and show just how good a job this does!

Best product ever

the best ever oven cleaner.! it made my oven with black stubborn patches go away in a jiff! made it like a brand new one!