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Pyrolytic Ovens.
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It’s been 10 years since I bought an oven (Neff), and things have really moved on, haven’t they?
I now need to choose a new (double) one, but it seems like the upper-end brands all have a grill in the main oven. I didn’t want this because I think cleaning the oven ‘ceiling’ above the grill is virtually impossible, but now, for various reasons, I’m reluctantly having a rethink.
Do these pyrolytic ovens actually clean themselves properly, particularly above the grill?
Can you still remove the doors and take the ‘layers’ apart?
Do you have the option of being able to use an oven cleaner?
Thanks.
I now need to choose a new (double) one, but it seems like the upper-end brands all have a grill in the main oven. I didn’t want this because I think cleaning the oven ‘ceiling’ above the grill is virtually impossible, but now, for various reasons, I’m reluctantly having a rethink.
Do these pyrolytic ovens actually clean themselves properly, particularly above the grill?
Can you still remove the doors and take the ‘layers’ apart?
Do you have the option of being able to use an oven cleaner?
Thanks.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.It depends what you mean. The new ones that lock the oven and clean everything at a super high temperature clean EVERYWHERE. All the is left is a little grey pwdery ash which can be wiped or dusted out. I had one in America with the grill in the oven and will have one again when I win the lottery. The ones which have coated panels in them are cheaper and rubbish IMO. I can't comment about brand though
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Not about cleaning but we recently bought a Neff double oven and honestly you need a degree in appliances to learn how to use it. I did ask on here about pyrolytic at the time but decided against, I think some said when it does its thing the kitchen is very hot and full of fumes and has to be vacated.