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#### 6. **Wipe Clean**
Once the glass is free of all residue, wipe down the entire window with a clean, damp cloth to remove any remaining paste or vinegar. Finish by drying the glass with a **dry towel** or **paper towels** to leave the window sparkling clean and streak-free.
#### 7. **Final Touch**
To ensure no water spots or streaks are left, do a final wipe with a dry cloth. This will also ensure the glass is gleaming and clear, so you can easily keep an eye on your cooking.
### đ´ Bonus Tips for Maintaining a Clean Oven Window
– **Regular Cleaning**: To prevent buildup, clean the inner window every few months or as soon as you notice any stains. Itâs easier to clean when the grime hasnât been allowed to build up.
– **Avoid Harsh Chemicals**: Stick to natural cleaners like baking soda and vinegar to avoid using harsh chemicals that can be toxic or leave a residue.
– **Use a Baking Sheet Liner**: To keep grease splatters at bay, consider using a baking sheet liner or aluminum foil on the bottom rack of your oven.
– **Donât Forget the Door Seals**: Be careful not to get any cleaning paste or vinegar on the rubber seals around your oven door, as it can damage them.
### ⨠Final Thoughts
Next time youâre facing that greasy, dirty oven window, skip the complicated methods and give this simple trick a try. Your oven will look like new â and youâll save time and effort in the process. đĽâ¨