Most homeowners don’t mind the first spill or two on oven racks because they're still relatively clean. Over time, these accumulated food spills and splatters will turn the once-shiny metal, dull and grimy. Oven racks are subjected to being covered with burnt-on grease and charred food bits. Usually, this occurs if you haven't checked on them in...
A toaster oven tray, also known as a crumb tray, is the part of a toaster oven that can be removed. Its purpose is to collect the small pieces of food, splatters, and grease every time you use the appliance. After cooking a delicious meal in the toaster oven, the tray is often left with cake-on...
Remember the sandwich you deliberately overloaded with cheese last week? Your oven does! It still has melted cheese residues all over its rack. Microwave ovens and toasters suffer from burnt and toasted food residue. Whatever food particles and spills you leave inside get heated again. And every time they do, they melt and toast more. In the long run,...
