How to clean your oven without any harsh chemicals: A washer shares its simple three-step process

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  • Professional cleaner Kacie, from Melbourne, shared how to easily clean an oven
  • The three-step process is simple and requires no hardware
  • Posting a cookie online, she said she preheats the oven to ‘soften the grip’
  • The professional cleanser then uses soda bicarbonate and a scrub brush
  • Others ‘wowed’, with one saying: ‘I did not intend to preheat the oven’

By Carina Stathis For Daily Mail Australia And Harriet Johnston For Mailonline

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A professional cleaner woke up social media users after following her three-step method of cleaning the oven without the use of harsh chemicals.

Kacie, from Melbourne, posted a demonstration video on TikTok to reveal her method for removing stale oven sauce quickly and easily.

She revealed that she warms the oven to ‘soften the grip’, before scrubbing at any food stains using bicarbonate soda and a kitchen scourer.

Since then the helpful video has been viewed more than 22,000 times, with many admitting to being ‘awakened’ by its methods.

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Kacie (pictured), from Melbourne, introduced TikTok users after sharing her quick and easy way to clean an oven

In the video Kacie put out the oven to make the bite inside, but warned to make sure it's not too hot so it doesn't burn

She shook generously about bicarb soda on the oven door

In the video, Kacie put out the oven to make the bite inside (left), before exploding generously about bicarb soda on the oven door

In the video Kacie put out the oven to make the bite inside, but gave a warning to make sure it’s not too hot so it doesn’t burn.

She generously shook about bicarbonate soda on the oven door – which is known to be a natural alternative to the chemical purchase.

Kacie then ran the scourer underwater for a few seconds before scraping in the oven.

She explained: ‘The longer you leave it, the longer you have to scratch; you don’t get out of this one easily. ‘

Kacie then ran the scourer underwater for a few seconds before scraping in the oven

When cleaned the final product leaves the oven looking modern

Kacie then ran the scourer under water for a few seconds before scratching the oven door to remove the grip.

Once cleaned, the final product will leave the oven looking modern.

Other users were surprised by the cookie, with many saying it had ‘wowed’ them with its easy cleaning method.

One person said: ‘Omg … I DON’T think of preheating in the oven, thank you!’

Social media users admitted they were surprised by its cleaning tip, with one saying they had never thought of preheating in the oven '

Social media users admitted they were surprised by its cleaning tip, with one saying they had never considered preheating in the oven ‘

Kacie’s top cleaning secrets?

  • Use a non-abrasive sponge to clean soap scum from a shower screen
  • Always use a squeegee to remove water and then ‘polish’ or dry the glass with microfibre cloth for smooth results
  • Water and laundry water work well for cleaning windows

Another wrote: ‘Wow, thank you!’

A happy third user said it was a ‘good tip’, while a fourth wrote: ‘Yay! Thank you.’

Other budget products that are considered natural include grapes and lemon, as the acidity in everything is known to kill bacteria.

This isn’t the first time Kacie has gone viral online.

During this year she has also shared videos on how to clean a grubby shower screen and detox the bathroom.

In another video, she told viewers: ‘If your shower screens have hard water stains or you pick up a soap scum, I would use a non-abrasive sponge with Gumption (which is a package) or a Friend Load Bar (which is a powder).

‘Those two scratch on the screen and wash away – as long as the glass isn’t carved, it should come up well.’

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