can these be cleaned in a self cleaning oven? Has anybody done it?
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Never tried an oven but use degreaser for car engines and then a power washer and they look like new
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Hi Lisa,I'm not sure if they can go in the oven since I've never tried it, but if you look at all of the reviews, I saw a review from Erin K might be helpful to you. You may want to contact that person.have a great day!Andrew
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I don't think it's recommended to wash them in the dishwasher in order to protect the nonstick coating. But the nonstick coating works so well, washing by hand is a breeze. I rarely if ever have to let them soak beforehand, any cooking residue just comes right off with soap and water.
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No, don't be lazy, make the small effort cleaning them by hand. They can rattle around in the dishwasher and be damaged.
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I don't really know. I didn't keep mine because I was so disappointed with its performance. I doubt if you could put it in a self-cleaning oven because of the plastic handles.
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Never have had any problem. It has been in my oven for a couple of years. I use high temps and low temps. I do not use my oven on "self cleaning". The very hi heat will burn out the "boards" on a touch type oven. I remove the liner and use oven cleaner. I love it.
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They seem to be clean. Honestly, it did not occur to me to wash them because of their appearance but I did use them primarily for baking. I'll try them in water for a change of pace so thank you for that tip!
1851437
Yes. Every time we've run the self-clean cycle it burned out the thermostat and the oven stops working. Both techs told us this was not an uncommon problem - just don't use the self-clean cycle. Other than that we love it.
920761
Yes I have been very happy with these liners. I have bought them several times and for my toaster oven as well. They come out and cleanup very easily. Stuff just slides right off of them when cleaning. Rarely even need to use soap and scrubber. Enjoy your new oven!
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I just used them like the came in the package and they worked fine. However, once they had to absorb moisture, you can dry them in the oven, even if they don't seem wet.
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They work beautifully in the oven...I coat with cooking spray before filling. I assume they would also be fabulous in the microwave, but have not used them that way.
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I wouldn't, if you want to keep them looking new. Use a ceramic baking dish meant to be oven-heated - plus the food will taste better.
37943
They are very easy to clean. My husband managed to forget something he was cooking and burnt the bottom. I used vinegar and baking soda annd a sponge and it came sparkling clean. I suppose other cleaners would have done as nice a job but vinegar and baking soda is my preferred cleaner for most jobs.
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I've used them in a regular oven with no problems. I hand wash them, I don't think they can be put in the dishwasher.
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Yes! It took me a little while to air out the kitchen and I was kind of sorry I put them in my new oven. They didn't smell afterward though, but you still can't eat out of them, and I wouldn't wash them.
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I don't know about using them in the oven but I use them for leftovers daily for usage later on. Not sure whether oven usage is a good idea.
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No, in fact they clean up very well. I usually rinse mine as soon as I finish cooking, but even when don't they usually come clean after soaking for just a few minutes. I use a cleaning product called "Bar Keepers Friend" that was recommended for stainless steel anytime they start looking dull or anything, and they still look almost new.