Goo Gone Oven and Grill Cleaner - 28 Ounce - Removes Tough Baked On Grease and Food Spills Surface Safe

It sizzles when you spray it on. Very satisfying. Ate through a lot of neglected grease on an old grill. Wasn't sure it would make a dent but it worked better than one would think

I put the item in the sink , spray and soak a cloth with the cleaner for (baked on) and leave it overnight. Next morning I can scrub and rinse and it looks great!

This stuff is a blessing, for sure! I have a countertop oven. You know the type - toasts, broils, roasts, bakes, and is an air fryer? What they don't tell you about air frying in an oven is that grease (from chicken wings in particular) gets EVERYWHERE. Same with splatters from other cooking, too, of course. And then it bakes onto the walls. No "self cleaning" setting for these little ovens, unfortunately. Because the oven is right there on the counter at eye level, EVERYONE can see that the oven isn't sparkly clean! More important, I can see that it's grubby. The spray can of easy clean foam from the grocery is fine, but it's not entirely effective and it smells awful! The whole house stinks of lemon-scented toxins for hours after an application. I thought I'd try this for a change. Goo Gone is a good brand for removing gooey stuff, after all. Well! This is good stuff! I sprayed a layer of foam on the surfaces of the oven and left it for 10 minutes or so. Directions say up to 10 minutes. NO smell. None. I wore gloves and wiped the oven with a microfiber cloth. Quite a lot of the baked-on brown stuff came off! So, I sprayed it again and left it for 10 minutes. More came off! Is the oven sparkling clean as new? Nope, it's not. But it's way better. If the foam had stayed in contact with the side walls longer, I think it would have taken off almost all of the crud with the second application. But it's a loose foam, and gravity is a thing. The lower places on the oven, and the small indentations that hold the oven racks, got cleaner than the upper places where the foam didn't stay as long, as is evident from the photos. The foam got caught on the indentations, so it spent more time there. The foam slid off the upper walls quite quickly. I wasn't willing to use an abrasive scrubber on the inside of the oven (it's shiny metal), and I didn't have a non-abrasive scrubber. A non-abrasive scrubber (which the instructions recommend) and some elbow grease might have taken the remaining crud off, so I can't blame the product.

Wow! I wish a new about this product 4 ovens ago!! I had an Awful boil-over incident with lasagna earlier this week (don't ask) which really goo'ed up the over door, floor, racks, and sides (again, please don't ask). I found this product on a fluke (after asking AI) and I couldn't be happier. Certainly, pre-soaking the big blob with a wet paper towel may have helped, but with this oven, soaking the Goo Gone on the glass door even cleaned up gunk I had previously given up on. I sprayed and sprayed and let it sit, and it wiped up like I was filming a commercial - just beautifully. And with no noxious odor. Yes, I highly recommend this product for amateurs, sloppy cooks, and nonchalant professionals. If your time is worth the $15, "buy it now." It certainly is cheaper than a new oven and provides an opportunity to feel like an accomplished home maker. ;-) All kidding aside, you will gloat over how clean you got your oven.

I would give it a million stars if I could. Ok, so first off, what I have is an OG 1964 double Frigidaire wall oven. And yes, before anyone says anything about how nasty my oven "WAS", I know...and it will never get this bad again, now that I know for certain which product will work on years of stuck on grease and food. My grandmother would have thrown a fit if she would have seen her oven! So....where were we. Okay, I sprayed it on the entire oven and let it sit for a few minutes and they're not lieing when they say flaming action. The grease and caked on ice just slid down the oven walls. I did use a scouring pad to aid in the removal of said ick, but DAMN! I will let the pictures speak of the results. And might I add...quite minimal elbow grease went into cleaning it..pun intended!!

After reading reviews I was super hopeful that 1. This product would help me get the baked on aluminum foil removed from the bottom of my new oven. 2. Get the racks returned to sparkling status 3. Clean the splattered greasy gunk off the sides of my oven from using the built in air fryer (note to self, this is a horrible feature in an oven because of the mess). Unfortunately, the only thing this product did successfully was returning the racks to sparkling condition. I forgot to take “before” pictures; but I will admit they weren’t entirely awful. For the racks: I tried the baking soda/vinegar method on them with very little success, as well as the soak in the tub with dryer sheets (this worked in the past with previous racks but not this time). So I decided something stronger was necessary. I tried this GooGone product on the larger rack and the EasyOff spray on the other. The GooGone was by far the superior of the two, I had to go back and redo the rack I used easyoff and used the GooGone to really finish it up. For both of these, I sprayed the racks in the hard to reach places, then placed them in a tall kitchen trash bag (it was the largest bag I had), sprayed them again heavily while in the bag, and let them sit for 15 or so minutes while I did other things. I removed from the bag, rinsed and with the GooGone they were sparkling again. The EasyOff barely made a difference. I had to flip the rack and do the same thing with the other side as the entire rack would not fit in the bag. After doing both sides and using my plastic razor scraper on some stubborn grease dots the racks were super sparkly. This was actually super simple and a fairly easy cleanup. After seeing the success with the racks, I tried GooGone on one side of my oven and the easyoff on the other side. One thing I noticed was that the GooGone was super foamy and the easy off was more runny. But after letting it sit for an hour or so, I don’t feel like any of the stuff came off (although my sponge was dirty, I still had a lot of grease spots on the sides). I even tried using my plastic razor scraper that helped with the rack cleanup, which I had mild success with but still could not remove the stubborn grease splatters from the sides, top, and back. What about the bottom you ask? This brings me to my last problem. I, unfortunately, did not read the manufacturers warning about NOT putting foil on the bottom of my oven. I did and when I went to remove it to clean my oven some of it stuck to the bottom. I’ve tried soaking it in hot soapy water, running the steam clean cycle on my oven, soaking in vinegar and baking soda, oven cleaner, degreaser, my miracle combo spray with vinegar/Dawn dish soap, plastic razor scraper….. UGH. I guess I will have to live with the “foil patches”. That is going to drive me crazy every time I see it - but it’s my own fault. So for the rest of you who have newer ovens, DO NOT put FOIL on the bottom of your oven thinking you can keep it clean (which it did help, but there are consequences). You can put foil on the racks but not the oven floor (even if you don’t have a burner there). Bottom line, using the trash bag method and the GooGone worked flawlessly and easily to clean the oven racks - so it was a decent value for that; but since it did nothing for the inside of my oven it only gets 3 stars.

I bought this a few months ago but finally decided to clean the oven. I'm not a novice in the oven cleaning department and it ranks up there with my most hated chores, thus the procrastination. This product is amazing!! I sprayed it on one side and within minutes, there was liquid ick dripping down the wall. It took a couple hours (because of the door) and I did work in sections - spraying, letting it sit 5-10 minutes, then wiping it down. I have a gas oven and there are holes along the bottom so I placed rags to prevent the ick from going into the parts of the oven where I cannot get to. The door required alot more elbow grease and some scraping but overall, I say this is an A+ product. I will recommend it to my friends and will use it more often to prevent the years of buildup that you see in the pictures. It did not have the horrible smell that other cleaners have while cleaning and only a slight distasteful smell when I turned on the oven after cleaning was finished. I did a vinegar spray and wipe down after it was completely clean just to remove any remaining product.

This stuff is definitely the best degreaser/cleaner I've used so far. It cuts into caked on grease very well and dissolves it relatively quickly. It doesn't seem overly harsh either, but I do wear gloves when cleaning. My problem with it is the spray nozzle which shoots out a narrow stream that forms foam at the point of contact. A better system would be a wider spray that would cover more territory. I wind up with very clean spots where I sprayed the stream which looks like bright spots in my smoker. I usually spray it and wipe it around with nitrile gloves and that helps somewhat.

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You may need yo apply it a few times if it is really baked on but it does work. Use Gloves as it is caustic. White vinegar neutralises it if you get it on your hands. Good stuff!

I use this to clean my oven trays/grill and non-stick frying pans to avoid scratching them. It works very well but not as well as a fully chemical spray like Wepos. That said, this is probably safer for home use because Wepos emit a lot of fumes when it's working on the carbon deposits. The active ingredient in this seems to be lemon concentrate. I would still recommend gloves and opening the windows because the liquid can melt your skin, and the smell is still very strong when you're near.

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Was looking for something to clean oven stains. This does not al all do it. Only if stains are fresh and superficial, it comes out with scrubbing. Otherwise, NOT up to the standard of other better oven cleaners