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Best Way To Clean A Glass Baking Dish?

my glass baking dish looks like crap, what's the best way to remove all that baked on food ?

Soak it in hot soap water then take a Brillo pad to it. That's how I do mine and it gets them clean every time...

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peachie
scotch brite pad works wonders
good luck
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28 January 10 at 12:00
Harold D
Wet it and use baking soda to scrub the stuff off with.
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28 January 10 at 12:32
Pamela B
Spray it with oven cleaner let it set then wash it off.

There is also a product called Bar Keepers Friend. It is a powder like Comet but works much better. It takes off a lot of things really good. I would not be without it.

Good luck
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28 January 10 at 12:56
A Canadian
Spray on oven cleaner…brings them up like new!
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personal experience
28 January 10 at 13:28
willie j
Let it soak over night with hot water bleach and a small squirt
of dish washing liquid.(Dawn)The next day you may wash it out with a plastic scouring pad and soap of your choice.////An alternative is water and fire from top of your stove.-You may also put water in your dish in the oven and bake it lose.{WARNING}DO NOT TRY THIS AT HOME AROUND CHILDREN.
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28 January 10 at 13:41
hermitofnorthdome
i used an sos soap pad on mine
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28 January 10 at 14:25
ladybugjan
Easy Off Oven Cleaner. This is the very best! You will love it!!!
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28 January 10 at 15:08
jack's on my back
I use glass baking dishes for all my cooking, baking etc.
I use the dishwasher to wash all my glass ware.
It is tremendous, I have been doing this for about 12 to 15 years and my glass baking dishes look like new.
Especially when you have baked chips in them, just one wash in the dishwasher and they are sparkly.
I have dishes that are over 20 years old and not a mark on them.
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28 January 10 at 15:19
(:♥TayLee♥:)
Soak it in hot soap water then take a Brillo pad to it. That’s how I do mine and it gets them clean every time…
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28 January 10 at 15:54