Comments on: Clean A Bathtub With Oven Cleaner http://tipnut.com/clean-a-bathtub-with-oven-cleaner/ Creative Homemaking Ideas & Household Tips Fri, 20 Nov 2009 10:38:05 -0800 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 By: Kris http://tipnut.com/clean-a-bathtub-with-oven-cleaner/#comment-58190 Kris Sun, 25 Jan 2009 04:42:22 +0000 http://tipnut.com/clean-a-bathtub-with-oven-cleaner/#comment-58190 I bought the dollar store variety of oven cleaner, opened up the bathroom window, sprayed it on thick in the tub, closed the door and let the oven cleaner work for a few hours. I was amazed to see the brown gunk that it brought up to the surface. I then rinsed the tub well with hot water and it worked amazingly well. Tub looks great! Thanks so much for this tip. I bought the dollar store variety of oven cleaner, opened up the bathroom window, sprayed it on thick in the tub, closed the door and let the oven cleaner work for a few hours. I was amazed to see the brown gunk that it brought up to the surface. I then rinsed the tub well with hot water and it worked amazingly well.

Tub looks great! Thanks so much for this tip.

]]> By: Pam http://tipnut.com/clean-a-bathtub-with-oven-cleaner/#comment-55654 Pam Sat, 03 Jan 2009 06:39:24 +0000 http://tipnut.com/clean-a-bathtub-with-oven-cleaner/#comment-55654 WOW - unbelieveable! My husband has dry skin and lathers himself in lotion, oil - you name it, and with 3 boys and as a full-time employed Mom - my porcelain bathtub was the pits. Caked on, baked on stuff that would not come off. I tried every product known to man, plus a high pressure water hose, and elbow grease till I couldn't move. Even tried the famous white erasers... NOTHING WORKED -- until I read the tip on tipster about using Easy-Off oven cleaner. Sprayed it on - waited several hours - turned the shower on hot and the caked on, baked on grundge simply washed down the drain. I really cannot believe it! If you have tried EVERYTHING and NOTHING works - do yourself a favor and try the Easy-Off Oven Cleaner. I wish I had known about this $1000 ago. (Doesn't smell bad, but open your windows and don't inhale). THANK YOU TIPSTER!!! WOW – unbelieveable! My husband has dry skin and lathers himself in lotion, oil – you name it, and with 3 boys and as a full-time employed Mom – my porcelain bathtub was the pits. Caked on, baked on stuff that would not come off. I tried every product known to man, plus a high pressure water hose, and elbow grease till I couldn’t move. Even tried the famous white erasers… NOTHING WORKED — until I read the tip on tipster about using Easy-Off oven cleaner. Sprayed it on – waited several hours – turned the shower on hot and the caked on, baked on grundge simply washed down the drain. I really cannot believe it! If you have tried EVERYTHING and NOTHING works – do yourself a favor and try the Easy-Off Oven Cleaner. I wish I had known about this $1000 ago. (Doesn’t smell bad, but open your windows and don’t inhale). THANK YOU TIPSTER!!!

]]> By: marie http://tipnut.com/clean-a-bathtub-with-oven-cleaner/#comment-29886 marie Tue, 12 Feb 2008 15:24:59 +0000 http://tipnut.com/clean-a-bathtub-with-oven-cleaner/#comment-29886 I use oven cleaner on my porcelain tub every few months to remove built up soap scum. I wipe the cleaner off the chrome with a wet rag right away. It works like a charm. I even spray it on my ceramic tile around the tub. I have done this for years, and the tub and tile are colored, and over 40 years old. I use oven cleaner on my porcelain tub every few months to remove built up soap scum. I wipe the cleaner off the chrome with a wet rag right away. It works like a charm. I even spray it on my ceramic tile around the tub. I have done this for years, and the tub and tile are colored, and over 40 years old.

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