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

So easy. I’m a little concerned about chemicals for cooking now because MAN is my oven clean. I did the cold oven spray. Let it sit overnight and literally just wiped it off. No scrubbing needed! It even worked on the racks. Looks like a brand new oven and I haven’t cleaned it since I moved in 2021. 😬

I’ve tried several oven cleaners over the years, and Easy-Off Heavy Duty is by far the most effective.My oven had months (okay, maybe years 😅) of baked-on grease and grime, and this product cut through it with minimal scrubbing. I let it sit for about 20–30 minutes, and when I wiped it off—most of the gunk came right off! For tougher spots, I did a second application and it worked like magic.

Ok, at first I was disappointed. I sprayed and sprayed, no foam. In my mind, there was no way those smoker grills were going to come clean without foam. But I let it soak - not long, maybe 5 minutes, then thought - ok, I'll rinse it and just scrub...I didn't have to scrub!!! 90% of the grime and grease came off after 1 spray and soaking for 5 minutes! I was shocked!! I can't wait to use it INSIDE the smoker now! Super easy to clean - literally just rinsed off!

I have a self-cleaning oven, so I don't use this for its intended purpose. But the sodium hydroxide (lye, NaOH) that is the main ingredient in Easy-Off also easily removes baked on oil and grease from our stainless steel cooktop, our hard-anodized aluminum cookware, and our enameled cast-iron cookware (e.g. Le Creuset). Or anywhere you have that tough coked-on oil and grease stain from when you dripped or smeared oil on something then baked or cooked with it. Especially great to clean little cracks and crevices, like where a handle joins a saucepan. Spray it in, leave it, work it a bit with a toothpick, rinse it off. NOTE: Do NOT use on regular (non-anodized) aluminum - it will discolor and stain it. And be careful! Lye burns delicate skin. Wear gloves and if you get it on your skin, rinse with plenty of water.

This is the best I warmed my oven let it cool sprayed let it set overnight it came right off I was so surprised because the others that say the same thing as this but those were lies, this one is the best

It's been years since I've used an oven cleaner. Maybe it's because we don't use the oven enough. What we do use often is a toaster oven, and I've forgotten that it can get smeared with all kinds of oils, etc.Time to clean ! Oven cleaner to the rescue.Decided to go with cold clean. After spraying the inside of the toaster oven and waiting the recommended time, wiped the interior using wet paper towels. Was amazed at how much gunk came off by just wiping. Very happy with the final results. Oven is now as clean as when we got it brand new. Wow !

I actually thought this convection/microwave was done for. A whole ham was cooking on convection and it spattered grease all over. That grease got baked on a half inch thick and it would not even scrape off with a paint scraper razor blade. I warmed oven to 200 degrees and sprayed on the easy off and let sit for a half hour. The oven basically wiped clean and looks like new. Don’t get me wrong I had to soak up the grease/fat and rinse the sponge dozens of times to get the goo all out. The clean bare metal was there without any scraping or scrubbing, just wiping. Fumes were strong but nothing else was getting that baked on layer off.

Works, no foam, seems like its running out of air. With a lot of liquid still inside, its not spraying as it should. shaking the cans while spraying seems to work for awhile. I bought 2 cans and havent tried the other one though. After soaking it for a long time, it removed about 60 percent of black stains. I just need to repeat it a few times.