Can You Use Easy Off To Clean An Aqualift Oven
- krs [OP]
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Aqualift self cleaning - does non piece of work
I inherited a Maytag Gas oven with a business firm I bought.
Information technology uses the "Aqualift" engineering science to make clean the oven.
No harsh chemicals, no loftier temperatures, no odour. done in 40 minutes
Video looks bang-up, but that process just does not piece of work.
Does anyone take a stove with that technology who has figured out how to get this to work.
But post-obit either the directions in the manual or the video (they are the same) just does admittedly nothing for baked on spills in the bottom.
And at present I'm a bit reluctant to use an oven cleaner in case that makes things even worse.
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- James Stonehenge
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This is just a fancy name for self make clean. Stay away. Does nothing for broiled on spills. Open upwards all windows etc and use easy off oven cleaner. The self clean will kill your oven
JS
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- jrbb0309
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How bad is the bottom of your oven? I had this engineering in my last oven and I loved it. You have to remove the racks and any accessories, scrape up whatever loose grime (that comes up fairly easily), pour in your 2 cups of water (preferably filtered or distilled), permit it run its bicycle, and then, while information technology's all the same warm, wipe out the bottom of your oven. Aqua Lift does not get as hot equally nearly oven self-clean cycles and will NOT kill your oven or impairment your cabinets.
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- fergy
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And so this "Aqualift" is merely akin to soaking a pan with baked on food in warm water in your sink. And then why not add a niggling dish lather and await longer for it to soften up? If information technology however won't make clean up try a slightly abrasive plastic scrubber like one would apply on a pan that was soaking in a sink?
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- krs [OP]
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jrbb0309 wrote: ↑ How bad is the bottom of your oven? I had this technology in my last oven and I loved information technology. Y'all have to remove the racks and whatsoever accessories, scrape up any loose crud (that comes up fairly easily), pour in your two cups of water (preferably filtered or distilled), permit it run its cycle, and so, while information technology's nonetheless warm, wipe out the bottom of your oven. Aqua Elevator does non get as hot equally near oven self-clean cycles and will Not kill your oven or harm your cabinets.
There is a department in the eye that seems really baked on.
I used filtered water, ran the bike but it din't soften the baked on role.
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- krs [OP]
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fergy wrote: ↑ And so this "Aqualift" is simply akin to soaking a pan with baked on food in warm water in your sink. So why not add a little dish soap and wait longer for it to soften up? If it nevertheless won't clean up try a slightly abrasive plastic scrubber like i would use on a pan that was soaking in a sink?
Basically, but I think the water gets pretty hot,not just warm.
I actually used dish soap too and and so a scrubber - withal won't come off.
Searching a bit I came across this:
https://www.houzz.com/discussions/22766 ... en-problem
Didn't really help just at least I know I'one thousand not the only one.
Before that, in my previous house, I had an electric self-cleaning oven where the temperature of the cleaning wheel reached about 600 C
That did the job only the clening cycle was much longer, over 4 hours, and there was quite some odour released.
So the Aqualift approach sounded much better.
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- jrbb0309
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krs wrote: ↑ Basically, just I think the water gets pretty hot,not just warm.
I actually used dish lather besides and then a scrubber - still won't come off.
Searching a bit I came across this:
https://world wide web.houzz.com/discussions/22766 ... en-problem
Didn't really assistance but at least I know I'm not the only 1.Before that, in my previous house, I had an electric self-cleaning oven where the temperature of the cleaning cycle reached about 600 C
That did the job but the clening bike was much longer, over 4 hours, and in that location was quite some odour released.
So the Aqualift arroyo sounded much improve.
Try some comet and a green scrubby for the worst part. Use gloves and *actually* hot water for that part. Let the comet sit down for a chip if y'all need to.
Separately, when using the Aqualift cycle, spritz the back and sides of the your oven with the same distilled/filtered water earlier running it. AND run your Aqualift right subsequently whatsoever spills/mess and/or monthly for the all-time results.
I know it's not perfect but the old self-cleaning cycles were strong enough to fry the electronics in the newer stoves and that's why they've gotten rid of them.
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- Heavenleigh85
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Had to revive this thread since I have this completely useless oven now. The aqua clean feature did admittedly zippo just leave me with a warm puddle of water to clean. Talk about false ad so peeved
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- Meibatsu
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Yes, I ended up having to use no name oven cleaner. Left it on overnight and it removed almost of the baked on mess.
Aqualift just doesn't work for the kind of mess I leave, especially since I won't use it everytime right after I made the mess in the first place lol.
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- torontotim
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Bunch of lazy proficient for nothings. Quit whining about information technology not beingness magic and make clean your bloody oven.
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- krs [OP]
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torontotim wrote: ↑ Bunch of lazy good for nothings. Quit whining almost it not being magic and clean your encarmine oven.
Very helpful - thanks
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- torontotim
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krs wrote: ↑ Very helpful - thank you
I idea do, equally plainly did a few others. Some people need a kicking in the pants / slap across the face once in a while.
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