This video from GE demonstrates their official guidance on how to clean the between layers of oven door glass.
My oven has had versions drips and droops behind the outside glass for a long time, and I’d long simply assumed they were in some completely inaccessible sealed chamber.
But no: by taking the door off (easy), I was able to take a soapy cloth rubber-banded to the end of a framing square (official guidance: yard stick) and squooch it up inside to gently nudge off the stains (not as easy as the video suggests).
My result wasn’t perfect. But the glass is much-improved. And I neither broke the glass nor needed to disassemble anything beyond removing the door.
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Oooh, I know what I’m going
Oooh, I know what I’m going to try today!
Mind blown!
Mind blown!
That looks like it turned out
That looks like it turned out much better than the time I tried that. I was left holding three layers of door which seemed to be trying to spring away from each other. I thought it was a one person job and I could have used 4 more hands.
Whodathunk?
Whodathunk?
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