Angry Mama Microwave Oven Cleaner Steam Disinfects with Vinegar and Water for Home or Office Kitchens,Easily Cleans The Crud in Minut, Silicone, Red

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I waited a few days for my microwave to get gross again before trying the vinegar and water method, which is what the instructions recommend. Several reviewers note adding a splash of lemon juice to the vinegar and water helps with the smell, so I put this method to the test. I poured distilled white vinegar to the fill line, then water to the fill line and a splash of lemon juice on top. Cost-Effective: This method requires just water and a microwave, saving you money on cleaning supplies. Getting the Control Panel Too Wet: This can cause it to malfunction. Wipe it down gently with a damp cloth.

Add a few drops of your favourite essential oil if you want to leave a nice scent - the only downside to cleaning with vinegar is the strong smell it leaves behindThe top tip for learning how to clean a microwave is to let a bowl of water mixed with either lemon, vinegar, or baking soda sit in the microwave for three minutes on high heat before you start scrubbing with a cloth. The steam created from the water solution will work wonders, and make cleaning ten times easier. Steam cleaning offers several advantages over traditional cleaning methods. Here’s why you should consider steam cleaning your microwave:

To steam clean a microwave, prepare a solution of 2 cups of water and 2 tablespoons of white vinegar in a microwave-safe bowl. Heat this solution in the microwave on high for 5 minutes, then let it sit inside the microwave for another 3 minutes to allow the steam to loosen the grime. Carefully remove the hot bowl and wipe down the interior of the microwave with a damp sponge or cloth. If your microwave has a removable turntable, take it out and wash it separately. What is Steam Cleaning? However, the benefit of microwave steam cleaners are that these products can be reused up to a hundred times and require minimal prep. While steam cleaning your microwave is relatively straightforward, there are a few safety precautions you should take: Developing a foolproof kitchen cleaning routine takes a considerable amount of time, sometimes even months. Even if you have a system down pat, chances are there are still areas of the kitchen you avoid cleaning until they’re really gross, like the microwave. Microwave the Solution: Place the bowl in the microwave and heat it on high for 5 minutes. This will create steam that loosens baked-on food and grease.Cleaning the oven is nobody’s favourite job. But what if it took just minutes, worked first time and required no effort? That’s what Oven Mate Oven Cleaning Gel promises – and delivers. You’ll be astounded as this powerful, biodegradable cleaner leaves your oven looking like new, removing the most stubborn baked-on fat and oil. Best of all, it has no acrid smell and you won’t need to scrub. Just paint it on and leave for between 3 minutes and 3 hours, then wipe away.

When there are baked bean splatters to shift, or soup that's bubbled over onto the cooking plate, don't worry. You'll have that cleaned in a jiffy. Simply place one of these effective wipes in your microwave, heat according to the instructions, leave to cool... and then simply wipe the inside and outside of your microwave for an ultra-clean finish. Intrigued by the process, I watched as Angry Mama started to bubble. The steam wasn’t super visible to me, but I did notice the water and lemon juice mixture starting to bubble over as she heated up in the microwave. I let her cool down for two minutes after the process was complete. Then, I removed the Angry Mama with oven mitts (safety first!). I wiped the microwave down with my Swedish dishcloth, amazed at how simple the tool made my cleaning routine. It quite literally took one swipe of my dishcloth to remove stains and food gunk. Success! Vinegar, Water and Lemon Juice

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As baking soda is a mild alkali it's perfect for cutting through grease and other dirt around your home, and that includes any that might have built up in your microwave. If some grease still remains after either of these methods, then baking soda can help shift it. First, unplug the microwave, then mix up a paste with ½ cup of baking soda and 2 tablespoons of water and apply directly to the greasy spots, being careful not to let the solution get into the vents. Then simply remove with hot water and a microfiber cloth. Lemon is acidic enough to break down stubborn grease and leftover food stains, and it will work just as well if not better than cleaning products specifically formulated for microwave cleaning. Other natural products that work well are baking soda and vinegar. Trial out each one and see which you prefer. Fill a microwaveable bowl with 1 cup of water and 2 tablespoons of baking soda, place it in the microwave and set the timer for three to five minutes on high heat. 'This will eliminate odours and steam off stubborn stains,' explains a spokesperson from Method.

Clean the Turntable: If your microwave has a glass turntable, remove it and wash it in the sink or dishwasher. Dry it before returning it to the microwave.All it takes is a few simple steps to fire up the Angry Mama microwave cleaner. I tested filling it with water and lemon juice first, then with vinegar, water and a splash of lemon juice. Here are my results: Water and Lemon Juice Microwave your food in shorter time increments, you can also stir it more regularly if it’s prone to explode Following the same method as before, I popped her in the microwave for five minutes. After two minutes I noticed a painful vinegar smell throughout my kitchen. No one likes the smell of vinegar to begin with, but heated up vinegar? That’s a different kind of funky. The smell was so bad that I had to stop the microwave at three minutes. Still, I was able to wipe the microwave in just one swipe of the dishcloth. This method certainly cleaned my microwave, but it took a few hours for the vinegar smell to leave the kitchen. It’s safe to say I will strictly use the water and lemon juice method from here on out. Pros You should now have a much cleaner microwave! Remember to regularly inspect it to prevent any grease or smells from building up in the future. How to get a bad smell out of the microwave Prepare the Cleaning Solution: Mix 2 cups of water and 2 tablespoons of white vinegar in a microwave-safe bowl. Add a drop of lemon essential oil to mask the vinegar smell if desired.