on self cleaning oven
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The handle will not be oven safe, so removing the handle would be sufficient.
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If you want to make takoyaki, you have to do it on the range top. If you want to use it for some other purpose inside the oven, then it will work if you remove then handle.
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The cast iron portion will work inside an oven, however, you will need to remove the wooden handle. I have only used it on top of the stove.
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This comes with a wooden handle, it is meant for stove top use, not sure if you are asking to be used or cleaned in self cleaning oven
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If the wok comes with any special coating on it wash and scrub the coating off. This wil be the last time you wash your wok with soap. Preheat the oven while you wipe your wok down with oil, cooking oil will work fine. Then you place your oiled wok in the oven and let the oils seep into the wok as it bakes. Bake for about thirty minutes to an hour then let cool.
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Im not too sure on that, i did do it myself however, i let it boil in water 3 times baking it after each time to ensure any impurities were removed, rinsing it off on the last.
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do not clean to often, I clean the bowl after each use, otherwise the rest I only wipe down every couple of uses. Its not like an oven which you need to keep spotless but more like a bar b que pit where the sidewalls and floor only need to be scraped or wiped occasionally .
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There is no self-cleaning feature, but vinegar and baking soda work really great. It all depends on how often you use it, but as with stainless steel and coffee combination it gets stained over time.
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I have a Delonghi toaster convection oven that was made in Italy so it is atleast 15 years old now. It also had anAccumulation of grease for years.I finally decided to clean it. All did wasScrub the inside with steel wool padand water ( yes...just water ) and itcame out so clean with barely anyVisible scratch ... It was amazing !!!But then it was Italian made!!
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Not really... much less than most Oven cleaners I have used and work good too, even on my ceramic top stove. I alsohave a parrot that 'poops' from her perch onto a stainless steel pan which is part of the perch. its a great cleaner.
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Never have had any problem. It has been in my oven for a couple of years. I use high temps and low temps. I do not use my oven on "self cleaning". The very hi heat will burn out the "boards" on a touch type oven. I remove the liner and use oven cleaner. I love it.
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Have had mine for over a year, hand washed and dish washer both. Take the rubber handle off to wash occasionally and take it off to put in the oven.
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The oven is very easy to clean, just use a wash cloth to wipe it down & its clean.But more cleaning efforts has to b made with the pan, either with a hard sponge after its been soaked in water for a while.:-)
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Nancy, I did not get your question, but I have had this oven for over 3 years. I love it! It is the best oven I have ever had. The only thing I have found is when I clean it, the highest cleaning level is too much. I have to use the medium level of cleaning. Other than that this is the perfect oven. When I get a new stove, I will buy electrolux. I hope this helped you. Any other questions, please ask.
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I have not had that problem but you may want to lower the temp on the oven a few degrees and if you stick a toothpick in the center & it comes out clean, the inside is done. Hope that helps.
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On the bottom of the oven under heating element. Definitely! It is great. Does a wonderful job. Cleans up easily.
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I find it easy to clean. I use Dawn dish detergent on a regular scrubber/sponge. I try to clean it right away, once cooled down enough. And, the oven doesn't have a lot of nooks and crannies to worry about. :)
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You cannot clean it as goes with most ovens because you cannot take the elements out. Maybe some day an oven or toaster oven will have a cover that still allows things to cook and removal of the shield to clean. Looks like all these plus the toaster ovens have their limits in this area.
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To clean the pan just boil a couple of cups of water in the pan then wash with soap and water the first time only. Dry the pan immediately, give it a very light coat of Canola oil and heat it evenly over the stove until it turns golden...try not to overheat, if it starts to smoke take it off the fire. You could do that in the oven if yours is large enough to hold the pan, 350F I believe like a cast iron dutch oven. Do this after every use. To clean after use I just use water and scrub pad for anything stuck. A little oil, back over the fire, then wipe it out with a paper towel and it's ready for storage. To clean the pan just boil a couple of cups of water in the pan then wash with soap and water the first time only. Dry the pan immediately, give it a very light coat of Canola oil and heat it evenly over the stove until it turns golden...try not to overheat, if it starts to smoke take it off the fire. You could do that in the oven if yours is large enough to hold the pan, 350F I believe like a cast iron dutch oven. Do this after every use. To clean after use I just use water and scrub pad for anything stuck. A little oil, back over the fire, then wipe it out with a paper towel and it's... » Read More To clean the pan just boil a couple of cups of water in the pan then wash with soap and water the first time only. Dry the pan immediately, give it a very light coat of Canola oil and heat it evenly over the stove until it turns golden...try not to overheat, if it starts to smoke take it off the fire. You could do that in the oven if yours is large enough to hold the pan, 350F I believe like a cast iron dutch oven. Do this after every use. To clean after use I just use water and scrub pad for anything stuck. A little oil, back over the fire, then wipe it out with a paper towel and it's ready for storage. « Show Less
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Yes you can use it on self cleaning ovens. This may be the only "as seen on TV" product that I would purchase again.