“Traditional self-cleaning ovens use high heat between 800°F and 900°F to burn grease and food residue into a powdery ash, which is easy to wipe away once the cooling period is complete ...

Damage to your oven is not the only potential danger in running a self-clean cycle. The Bob Vila website warns that high-heat and steam self-cleaning ovens might expose you to carbon monoxide.

CR’s in-house range experts offer their take on what might be your stove's most hotly debated featureSome folks would rather ...

Aug 10, 2012: Towards self-cleaning plastic components for the automotive industry (Nanowerk News) The FP7 NMP project NANOCLEAN realised a textured mirror cup as demonstrator of self-cleaning 3D ...

People with self-cleaning ovens should make sure to follow instructions, ventilate the kitchen and remove all items from the oven to prevent damage. Skip Navigation Share on Facebook ...

Chris Zeisler, technical service supervisor at Repair Clinic, says it’s possible that certain parts might break or malfunction during a self-clean cycle, including door latches, electrical ...

People with self-cleaning ovens should make sure to follow instructions, ventilate the kitchen and remove all items from the oven to prevent damage. Skip Navigation Share on Facebook ...

Then we run the self-clean cycle, and our pros judge how well it cleans, based largely on how much scrubbing needs to be done afterward. In general, these cycles do a pretty good job.