Residential ovens
FAQs
How do I clean and maintain my oven?
The ovens are largely self-cleaning due to the high temperatures that they reach, making maintenance very simple. Any bugs and bacteria will be killed off by the high temperatures, and for any hard-to-remove stains you can use a damp – not wet – cloth to remove them. Other than sweeping out the ash after use, no further cleaning is needed, although the flue will require cleaning occasionally, which can be done using a flue brush.
If you haven’t used your oven for a while it is worth starting a fire and allowing it to slowly reach a high temperature to ensure that it is clean before you start cooking with it again.
Other FAQ's
- Who will install my oven?
- How long will the oven take to install?
- What is the housing for the oven?
- What kind of housing can I have on my oven?
- Can I build the oven myself?
- Can the oven be installed indoors?
- Where is the best place for my oven?
- How long will the ovens last for?
- How long does the oven take to heat up?
- How can I tell how hot the oven is?
- Are there any laws against using the oven because of the smoke?
- What dishes and accessories do I need?
- Where can I find recipes for wood fired ovens?
- Is this a green product?
- What type of wood should I use?
- How do I clean and maintain my oven?
