Cleaning a pizza oven

Question

We've been using an outdoor pizza oven over summer but we're putting it away for winter. Any tips for giving it a good clean?

Marci · Answer

let it soak, and the next day you can clean it like a wire sponge

Joy · Answer

Any oven cleaner or BBQ cleaner will work for you or white vinegar and bicarbonate of soda paste

Katie · Answer

Make sure to use a degreaser as oils and fats can trap dirt efficiently. A friend swears by a simple dish soap along with an abrasive scrub - I've never cleaned an outdoor one before myself, so I'll just relay that and hopefully it helps!

Gemma · Answer

Dr Magic Spray, remove all the crumbs from the pizza oven then spray with Dr Magic Oven Spray leave on for 5mins then wipe off with blue roll you willsee all the excess grease just come off so easily then just wipe over with a damp cloth thsts been rinsed with warm water. 
It will look sparkling and like new.

Rachel · Answer

Pink stuff paste 
Use a wire brush and metal Scourers  and rubber gloves. Or oven pride cooker cleaner
Should come up a treat

Natalie · Answer

You can use a pressure washer to blast any dirt off. Also if you don't have a pressure washer you can give it a good scrub with wire wool.

Robert · Answer

A wire brush firstly to get the more ground in stuff then a softer brush with diaper water

Navjot · Answer

Sure thing! Cleaning an outdoor pizza oven before putting it away for winter is a great idea. You can start by removing any leftover ash or debris from the oven. Then, use a brush or cloth to wipe down the interior and exterior surfaces. If there are any stubborn stains, you can create a paste with baking soda and water and gently scrub the affected areas. Finally, make sure to cover the oven with a waterproof cover to protect it from the elements. Happy cleaning and enjoy your pizza oven next summer! 🍕🔥

Natasha · Answer

use a brush or scraper to remove any ash or debris from the interior and exterior surfaces. For stubborn stains, you can use a mixture of warm water and mild dish soap, along with a scrubbing brush or sponge. Avoid using abrasive cleaners that could damage the oven’s surfaces. Once clean, ensure the oven is completely dry before storing it in a dry, sheltered area to prevent rust or mold growth. If your oven has a cover, be sure to use it to provide additional protection during storage.

Cleaning a pizza oven

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