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The professional cleaner debunks the popular cleaning myth that claims to make oven racks shine without scrubbing and what to do instead.

• The cleaner debunks the cleaning myth that claims to make oven racks shine
• Kacie from Melbourne said that when dirt has built up, you always have to scrub
• He tried to soak the baskets on the way, first in dishwashing detergent, then in laundry.
• But after soaking for a total of 15 hours, Kacie said the viral method didn't work.

By Sophie Haslett for Daily Mail Australia

Consciously: September 6, 2021, 12:45 a.m. CET | Updated: September 6, 2021, 12:50 a.m. CET

A professional cleaner debunked the popular cleaning myth of making oven racks shine without scrubbing and what to do instead.

Kacie, who runs The Big Clean Co in Melbourne , said soaking an oven rack in a tub of dishwashing detergent can work well when something is "already clean" but doesn't work when it's "clean enough". encounters oven racks that apparently haven't been repaired in years.

"Building dirty sticks is not easy," explains Kacie in an Instagram video .

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A professional cleaner debunked the popular cleaning myth of leaving oven racks shiny without scrubbing (pictured, Kacie from Melbourne)

Kacie said that if an oven rack hasn't soaked or hasn't been repaired in a while, there is no way to scrub it (oven racks pictured).

"Oven cleaning is hard work even for professional oven cleaners who often use very gross chemicals."

She added, "It wasn't worth waiting 15 hours for them to get soaked," she added.

"I would have just stuck with steel wool and accepted that it would take a little effort to get rid of months or years of the build-up."

In the clip, Kacie Road tried the trick that homeowners see by placing oven racks with dishwashing detergent in a hot tub tub to soak them and remove all dirt (picture).

In the clip, Kacie Road tried the trick that homeowners see by placing oven racks in a hot tub tub of dish soap to soak them and remove all the dirt.

"I've been dying to try this trick for years," said Kacie.

"You soak the racks overnight in the tub with a little washing-up liquid and in the morning it should be a miracle."

The housekeeper was disappointed the next day when neither a sponge nor a scouring pad could remove any of the stuck dirt, so she put the oven racks back in the bathroom and this time added some detergent.

"All of the media got soaked for 15 hours [and I still had a lot of scrubbing]," Kacie explained.

"With shelves this dirty, I can confirm that there is no easy way out. You'll have to scrub.

"All of the media got soaked for 15 hours [and I still had a lot of scrubbing]," Kacie explained. The cleaner concluded that scrubbing is imperative (photo)

Thousands of people who saw Kacy's video said they were surprised that the virus cleaning method wasn't working and would definitely take their advice.

"Thanks for sharing this, it's so helpful," wrote one commenter.

Others have shared their own tips for cleaning oven racks.

"I am also a professional housekeeper and worked at a holiday park for nine years. I can safely say this is AMAZING: Oz Kleens Oven Power, "wrote one.

Another added, "I saw racks and baking trays covered with bleach, put them in a black garbage bag and left in the sun for 3-4 hours, it worked like a dream."

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