![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/baked-on-grease-lifts-off-oven-rack-in-seconds-with-10-out-of-10-tin-foil-hack/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/0_Woman-cleaning-oven.jpg&description=Mrs Hinch fans have come up with a genius way to clean dirty ovens and get them looking food as new using tin foil and one other item that you can buy for just £1.49 Cleaning the oven has to be one of our most dreaded household chores. This is particularly the case if it's been some time since you last gave it a good going over and the grease is now well and truly caked on there. But it turns out there is a clever hack involving tin foil that will get the inside of your oven gleaming and looking good as new in no time. While you might think that scrubbing a metal surface with foil will lead to a lot of scratches, when it's teamed up with one particular cleaning product, magic things happen. The Pink Stuff has already established a cult following as one of Mrs Hinch's favourite cleaning products. The cleaning paste, which costs £1.49 for a tub from The Range, is designed to be used all over the kitchen, including on cooker tops, furniture, sinks and saucepans. And Hinchers have discovered a way to make it work even harder. Here's how it works. Simply roll up a ball of foil and dip it into a tub of The Pink Stuff. Rub it straight onto the area you want to clean for a few seconds until it is covered in the paste. Remove the paste with a damp cloth, and then dry and buff with a microfibre cloth. That's it! Of course, not everyone wants to use chemicals in their kitchens. And there are our natural solutions you could try. One home solution is a diluted mixture of dish soap and white vinegar, which cuts through grease thanks to its acidity. Orange and lemon oils are also considered excellent degreasers, removing the grease while leaving the appliance smelling fresh. It comes after Mrs Hinch fans took to Facebook to praise a 65p ingredient that effortlessly removes condensation on windows, and prevents mould setting in. Taking to the Cleaning Tips and Tricks page, which was set up for fans of the 'cleanfluencer', someone asked: "Guys any recommendations for keeping condens){kind=link}
Mrs Hinch fans have come up with a genius way to clean dirty ovens and get them looking food as new using tin foil and one other item that you can buy for just £1.49
Cleaning the oven has to be one of our most dreaded household chores. This is particularly the case if it’s been some time since you last gave it a good going over and the grease is now well and truly caked on there. But it turns out there is a clever hack involving tin foil that will get the inside of your oven gleaming and looking good as new in no time.
While you might think that scrubbing a metal surface with foil will lead to a lot of scratches, when it’s teamed up with one particular cleaning product, magic things happen.
The Pink Stuff has already established a cult following as one of Mrs Hinch’s favourite cleaning products. The cleaning paste, which costs £1.49 for a tub from The Range, is designed to be used all over the kitchen, including on cooker tops, furniture, sinks and saucepans. And Hinchers have discovered a way to make it work even harder.
Here’s how it works. Simply roll up a ball of foil and dip it into a tub of The Pink Stuff. Rub it straight onto the area you want to clean for a few seconds until it is covered in the paste. Remove the paste with a damp cloth, and then dry and buff with a microfibre cloth. That’s it!