Goo GoneOven and Grill Cleaner - 14 Ounce - Removes Tough Baked On Grease and Food Spills Surface Safe

This is my favorite cleaner for pots and pans, stove top and oven.

This cleaner made for the fastest, easiest, streak-free cleaning ever of the exterior of my outdoor stainless steel grill. I sprayed this cleaner and used a damp microfiber rag to rub away fresh oil and baked-on grease. This left some cloudy streaks, so then I rinsed out that same rag and used it to wipe away the streaks. Easy peasy. This is how I'm cleaning my outdoor grill from now on.

Definitely makes cleaning the grill easier! Let it set and watch it work !

This stuff is a blessing, for sure! I have a countertop oven. You know the type - toasts, broils, roasts, bakes, and is an air fryer? What they don't tell you about air frying in an oven is that grease (from chicken wings in particular) gets EVERYWHERE. Same with splatters from other cooking, too, of course. And then it bakes onto the walls. No "self cleaning" setting for these little ovens, unfortunately. Because the oven is right there on the counter at eye level, EVERYONE can see that the oven isn't sparkly clean! More important, I can see that it's grubby. The spray can of easy clean foam from the grocery is fine, but it's not entirely effective and it smells awful! The whole house stinks of lemon-scented toxins for hours after an application. I thought I'd try this for a change. Goo Gone is a good brand for removing gooey stuff, after all. Well! This is good stuff! I sprayed a layer of foam on the surfaces of the oven and left it for 10 minutes or so. Directions say up to 10 minutes. NO smell. None. I wore gloves and wiped the oven with a microfiber cloth. Quite a lot of the baked-on brown stuff came off! So, I sprayed it again and left it for 10 minutes. More came off! Is the oven sparkling clean as new? Nope, it's not. But it's way better. If the foam had stayed in contact with the side walls longer, I think it would have taken off almost all of the crud with the second application. But it's a loose foam, and gravity is a thing. The lower places on the oven, and the small indentations that hold the oven racks, got cleaner than the upper places where the foam didn't stay as long, as is evident from the photos. The foam got caught on the indentations, so it spent more time there. The foam slid off the upper walls quite quickly. I wasn't willing to use an abrasive scrubber on the inside of the oven (it's shiny metal), and I didn't have a non-abrasive scrubber. A non-abrasive scrubber (which the instructions recommend) and some elbow grease might have taken the remaining crud off, so I can't blame the product.

Removed baked on spills

If you are considering this product because the Amazon blurb seems to imply it is a safer oven cleaner than commonly available cleaners, I urge you to first read the legal disclaimer. The blurb states "fume-free" but the label on the bottle warns you to not breathe fumes. Again per the blurb "most oven cleaners contain hazardous chemicals...you need a safer oven cleaner." The bottle advises to use rubber gloves and safety glasses. Basically the label warning is not significantly different from any other commercially available product.The first label instruction is to rinse the nozzle of residual product, presumably to prevent the stuff from clogging, which is illuminating. So when I couldn't get the nozzle to spray any product at all, I removed the handle to see if some had dried in the tube during shipping or storage, but it was clear. Priming the nozzle per the manufacturer rep in the questions section very slowly 5-10 times didn't work. Same after 20, 30 40 times. Not to worry, I removed the nozzle and poured some product directly onto my stained oven door glass and left it 30-60 minutes for "deep cleaning" without ANY effect. After 120 minutes, I tried again and used a green Scotch-Brite pad (used rubber gloves!). No use. I removed residual product with paper towels and followed with diluted Dawn, resolved that if I was going to have to scrub manually anyway, I'd use diluted Dawn dishwashing liquid whose cleaning properties I'm familiar with, and which really is safer.Goo Gone will go the the hazardous waste collection site, if they will accept it, since I don't want to worry about it 20 years from now.

The media could not be loaded. After two applications the rack is still not clean. I have to now use a Brillo pad and scrub for a lengthy time.Other criticism is spray gel area is EXTREMELY NARROW. IT needs a finer spray to reach a wider area. Because of this, areas not sprayed directly do not get clean.I'm not sure I'll buy again unless product is improved

This crap works great! Don’t stink, or feel like all chemically that’s going to burn your eyes out.