Yep. That’s my story.  And I’m sticking with it. {{wink wink}}

There are quite a few pins out there with instructions on how to clean your oven glass.  They make it look and sound so easy. Right?  Right.

The easiest one that I found used two ingredients.  Baking Soda and water.  Two ingredients to clean my glass?  I was all over that and set out to test this pin.

And now…(embarrassed sigh)….the picture of my oven glass:Taking my baking soda, the instructions said to add enough water to the baking to make a slightly runny paste and then smear it on your glass.  Like this:After leaving this on for 20-30 minutes, the instructions say that this will all easily wipe off.  Um… NOT.   I still had quite a bit of gunk left on my glass.

But not to worry!  The instructions also said that if there were any spots left over that they will easily scrub off with a pad.

Um….NOT.

I had to put a ton of elbow grease into it; elbow grease only seen by the likes of Rosie the Riveter

After putting some muscle into it, my oven glass did end up much better than in the beginning but took much more work than just “easily wiping off”.

So even though I got a fairly clean glass oven door from this, I would have to report that This Pin Flopped because it was so dang hard to clean!

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