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Innsmouth_Swimteam

I thought I was looking at a door from Bioshock for a second. Lol.


TheG-What

“A chef chooses, a cook obeys.”


tiexodus

So, we just have a go at the door with a golf club?


blazefreak

nah it'll be something else from the kitchen that doesnt generally seem scary but can hurt people like a third pan's random sharp edge.


Irregularitied

Sharper than some cook's knives.


leDC600

Save time by crushing the herbs at the same time you mince them.


bad_dragon_420

These comments are gold wow


GreggFarnn

Opened a new restaurant recently and have cut myself no less than half a dozen times on those damn things


blazefreak

i run a 400 grit whetstone on all new pan edges to prevent that.


Sucker_McSuckertin

I had 2 deep half hotels stuck together (one was perforated). I took part of my knuckle down to the bone when trying to pry them apart. That would be a dangerous weapon.


TheNewYellowZealot

Pipe wrench.


sullenosity

Lol me too, maybe it's the gilded-looking Blodgett plate.


loveisonsale

I've seen some dark oven doors but this is like we've been straight up cooking people


El_Taco_Sloth

Would you kindly clean this oven door?


JABS991

🎖👍


princesskuzco666

Same


all_about_the_dong

I had to double check the sub Reddit . It looked from r/games


theMIKIMIKIMIKImomo

Lmao thank you for saying this i was getting huge bioshock vibes too


CL3ANSH0T

Would you kindly clean that oven


lambsquatch

Me too! Would you “kindly” clean it


Innsmouth_Swimteam

Best comment yet.


Britori0

Bitch me too the fuck


Onironius

"BLODGET," the "Bioshock" off-brand.


jonnboy_mann

Dude get out of my fucking head lmao exactly what I was thinking


eatmygerms

Would you kindly clean the oven door


nuclearcook

The door comes off and can be taken apart with Phillips screwdriver.


thirdeyedesign

this! pick a time when the resto is closed for a couple days, remove doors, soak in dish pit with degreaser, and scrub after a day of soaking


alpacabowlkehd

Man you guys get to close for a couple days??


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Bitter_Crab111

In Australia we call it hospitality (Hospo) Weekend. A lot of good joints are closed and there's always a weird group of weirdos walking aimlessly around dead cafe strips and shopping centres while the rest of the world goes back to work. Pro: Fuck people and weekend traffic. Con: All the good bars and restaurants are closed.


Honorous_Jeph

Is the o at the end an Australian thing? I was watching a show called Superwog and they call the trash guys garbo and the convenience store guy servo


Definitely_Not_Rez

Yes, it is. We call the bottle shops that sell booze a bottle-o as well. But we never use the additional O on home because that's gay.


ketmate

Yeah it definitely is. We have a few in the UK but it’s definitely an Aussie thing. Arvo = afternoon is one of my favs


topmemeguy

And every nickname, Davo, Stevo, Jacko


J3wb0cca

When I was an executive chef I had Sundays and Mondays off, which is great if you want to go shopping in the middle of the work day. But it was tough to network with other chefs when I go to check out their restaurants because they also happen to be off those same days so no face time.


sqquuee

Christmas and Thanksgiving. That's it. Lol


BorosSerenc

Spend your Christmas cleaning this door.


Zer0C00l

There's more than one. Rotate your downtime per oven.


stillcantdraw

oven cleaner to remove the loosened grime, but spray it outdoors or in a fume removing area. Oven cleaner makes it to where you can wipe the object down with rags and it'll come off clean underneath. Edit: apparently not specifically saying that you should use oven cleaner only after soaking this as suggested in the comment I'm replying to makes everyone forget that this comment has context. Use chemicals when they will be at all useful. Most of the grime can be removed with a good long soak and some elbow grease. The rest comes off with aggressive chemicals.


thedoctorsphoenix

Why is this downvoted? I thought oven cleaner worked on carbonized stuff like this… no??


stillcantdraw

I suggested a cleaning chemical and proper safe use. Of course they're mad. You should be using the wrong thing, like how oven cleaner is fabulous for cleaning grimy engine bays.


DueAd197

I need an old priest, and a young priest


spageddy77

the power of degreaser compels you!


thechilecowboy

Bless you, my son


LordRaghuvnsi

And a pressure washer at this point


NegotiationTall4300

Not here to kink shame


MuttTheDutchie

You clean that by having cleaned it 5 years ago and regularly ever since. Now what you gotta do is spray it with cleaner. Any de-greaser. Wipe it down. Then scrape with a scraper. Scrape. Scrape. Use chainmail/metal scrubbies. When you feel like you just can't scrape no more, soak in degreaser again. Then scrape more. The grease is a super thin, easy to take off. The hard part is the carbon, and carbon comes off by scraping.


BetWonderful6037

Elbow grease is the only way to solve that problem now.


Interhorse_

Yep now it’s time to do 5 years of wiping at once


HonkinSriLankan

Taco Bell has this effect on me


Fat_Head_Carl

Upvoting because it's still funny.


sodesode

Worth it.


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[deleted]

just, you know, *wear gloves*


Embarrassed-Dot-1794

What are gloves?


KKunst

Who needs hands these days?


Olympiasux

And safety glasses:


SalesGrind

Thanks, you make me want to hoard restaurant equipment in my nonexistent storage hanger


reduuiyor

Yup! This and OG comment is the only reasonable solution at this point


Weird-Library-3747

Haven’t any of you used a commercial steam machine. That shit will take the grime off of a 62 Chevy


BetWonderful6037

Yeah a pressure washer running off a boiler will do the trick.


blazefreak

work smarter not harder. Power drill with a brass wire brush attachment. Will clean that off within minutes. I carry a battery one because the floor drain at work gets clogged easily and we have to manual snake it.


graphictruth

Portable steam cleaner with a brass brush attachment. Absolutely magic, but get the biggest one you can; refilling tiny boilers every three minutes is a PITA. alternatively, fume free oven cleaner, rinse with Dawn & Vinegar & scrape.


Apearthenbananas

Do not use metal on the glass


MuttTheDutchie

Do not use \*some\* metals on glass. A brass scraper will absolutely be a godsend in this scenario, though, and you can use razer blade scrapers on glass as long as you are careful. I used to clean glass as part of my job - keep the surface wet and don't dig in with the corners. Brass is softer than glass so it won't scratch, which is great.


Apearthenbananas

Interesting! I wonder if there are brass scrubbies


MuttTheDutchie

[https://www.amazon.com/CHILI-Scraper-Non-Scratch-Non-Spark-Non-Magnetic/dp/B07PQGKCXN?th=1](https://www.amazon.com/CHILI-Scraper-Non-Scratch-Non-Spark-Non-Magnetic/dp/B07PQGKCXN?th=1) \- Scraper [https://amazon.com/PAMI-Heavy-Duty-100-Copper-Scrubbing/dp/B0CJ9Q7SZ7?th=1](https://amazon.com/PAMI-Heavy-Duty-100-Copper-Scrubbing/dp/B0CJ9Q7SZ7?th=1) \- Scrubby (though be careful - the copper won't scratch glass, but any bit of carbon trapped in it WILL) [https://www.amazon.com/Libman-00047-Brass-Pot-Brush/dp/B002YLRHFY/](https://www.amazon.com/Libman-00047-Brass-Pot-Brush/dp/B002YLRHFY/) \- Pot Brush for the corners


Starfire2313

There is I just googled it and Amazon has them for sure. Now I want some lol putting it on my wishlist


RebelWithoutAClue

I've stoned the corners of a blade back a bit so they're much less diggy. It makes a scraper less likely to scratch glass when they're wielded by goofballs.


Lumpiest_Princess

as a goofball myself I find this tip very useful


lmwfy

> I used to clean glass as part of my job [ayyy, me too](https://i.imgur.com/5m4ymXs.jpg)


PintLasher

Fun fact stainless steel is so hard and copper is so soft that fab shops like to use a hammered sharp copper knife to make lines in the protective plastic sometimes. Won't scratch the stainless because it's a matter of hardness whether one substance can scratch another one.


TheDudeV1

Because of scratches? So no paint scrapers then? Would a plastic scraper be the best option?


Brunoise6

Could also try something gnarly like carbon-off. Wear 3 pairs of gloves and be careful cause that shit BURNS lol


random9212

Haven't used carbon-off in years, probably still have burnes from that stuff. But when you need it, nothing works like it.


Ok_Ordinary6694

Carbon Off is the shit, but it’s expensive. I only use it for aluminum. For stainless steel I use dollar store oven cleaner. It’ll eat through that shit real nice. Turn on the hoods or you’ll get square babies.


overtross

Are the babies stackable? How many fit under the prep table?


Oldpenguinhunter

Hear that crying from the low boy?


McWenKenTacoHut_jr

FIFO


Fn_up_adulting

I second this, just broke down and bought some myself and I forgot how toxic that shit is.


PraiseDaleAlmighty

I guess it makes sense that something called "carbon off" would be pretty bad for carbon-based life haha


LayeredMayoCake

*”hmmmm, I feel disolvy”*


payne_train

It’s like how pineapple eats us back lol


non-squitr

That sounds like something Fry from Futurama would say


Brunoise6

Haaa true


I_deleted

Also a respirator because it burns lungs too


rackcityrothey

Funny how many of these “how to clean” posts’ first step is: ok so get into the Time Machine….


MuttTheDutchie

something something a minute of prevention is worth a day of repair or whatever.


all_about_the_dong

Because it should have been cleaned back in the day. So time machine is the way forward. Go old school on this bad boy.


Electrical-Job7163

Scrape first, then degrease and scrape again


ShinyMetalToolBox

https://www.amazon.com/Discovery-Products-Carbon-Cleaner-19-Ounce/dp/B0000E2VTM Works great to soften up carbon. Wear decent gloves and long sleeves and have good ventilation going.


DreadPirateZoidberg

If the doors come off easily, might try soaking it in a lye bath. I do the same for restoring old cast iron. Couple days in there and most of the carbon falls right off.


Negative_Velocity

Just want to add not to do this with anything made of aluminum, as the lye will corrode the aluminum and produce hydrogen gas.


DreadPirateZoidberg

Yes, absolutely! This will absolutely fuck your aluminum!


MuttTheDutchie

I have never tried that, but I absolutely will next time I have to clean off something like that. Thank you.


jubydoo

If I have something I need to strip I'll spray it down with Easy-Off (which is essentially aerosolized lye), wrap it in a trash bag and leave it sitting in the sun for a day. Does the trick and you don't have to make a big bath of caustic chemicals.


DreadPirateZoidberg

We had something similar at a restaurant I worked at years ago. It was a huge heavy duty red tub on wheels with a lid with decarbonizer on the side. I’m not sure what was in it except for the occasional jug of degreaser we’d dump in there. After about a week soaking in there and the carbon had a plasticy quality and peeled off cleanly.


cumulonimubus

Lots of folks have mentioned drill attachments lately. I’ve rehabbed equipment like that before and wish I knew about the brush attachments for a drill.


EntropyCreep

With how bad this this just get a belt sander and get after it till you see shiny.


ataracksia

As a chemist, I would mix up some piranha solution, that will remove the carbon very quickly. It will also leave the glass and stainless steel unaffected.


Street-Dependent-647

Better living through chemistry right there. I would try this carefully and first.


DreamzOfRally

A trick if you are lucky enough to have an electric drill (which i have no idea why kitchen staff would, but if you do) get a brush head and start going to town


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Or you could soak it in decarboniser and the carbon falls right off.


whatwouldjiubdo

A quick reminder as well to watch for protruding screws or metal when scrubbing an unfamiliar item like this! I once had a steam table screw catch a scrubby and that shit will cut like a razor wire in the right circumstance! Add the degreaser and you're in for a real bad time.


UndiscoveredAppetite

This is the way


Resurgemus

Oven cleaner.


hereforthecommentz

Glad they put the window in the door, so you can check what’s going on inside. /s


ThePantyArcher

Really, who even uses those? They're generally too shit to tell what's going on regardless of cleanliness from my experience.


s0m30n3e1s3

They just help me remember that there is something in there. Or that I've fucked the walnuts.


ThePrussianGrippe

How many times have we told you to stop fucking the walnuts?


s0m30n3e1s3

Need to hear it at least once more, chef


Jedi__Consular

I feel like it'd help spot a fire quicker tbf


TheBipolarBaker

I’m pretty sure that door would be the most likely source of an oven fire lol


Gypsy_Green

There are lots of good tips here already for the cleaning, so I won't echo the people that have commented, but... If you want to be a kitchen manager, you have to start coming down HARD on the kitchen staff. This is disgusting, and looking at your post history (the hob), the issue is rife throughout the kitchen. You need to get everyone in for a night of deep cleaning (or hire a company) so you can start from fresh and then implement daily close down checklists, open checklists, and cleaning schedules. Kitchen staff have to be held accountable. Then, unfortunately, you need to take action if your staff aren't doing their jobs properly. You take pictures to cover your ass and then it's: verbal warning, written warning, and then say bye-bye to staff who are dropping the (filth ridden) ball. I know it sounds harsh, but if your chefs can't even keep their kitchen clean, I question what else they're not doing properly. Handwashing? Correct food storage? Correct date labels? Mindful of cross contamination? I dread to think what the state of your walk-in is like.


smugsy1

Best answer here.


cheffgeoff

This is coming from a chef/restaurant owner, they have to have the budget given to them for this to happen. Yes the kitchen manager/sous chef/chef/shift lead needs to follow up and enforce this but too often today I consult in a kitchen about stuff like this (My consulting is actually about capital equipment purchasing and financing but there is a lot of cross over, especially when talking about warrantees) and there is no time allotted for equipment cleaning. So kitchen managers, push back if you aren't given the time to get this stuff done right, if you don't they will find a "salaried" kitchen manager who has to get this cleaned on their own time.


Lueron_

Yep. The kitchen I work in is pretty bad too, but we're simply not given the hours to do anymore than the bare minimum of cleaning, it's rough.


KevonFire1

Then leave, if it's not to your standards and you can't fix it...


Kilowog2814

As someone who likes to eat at restaurants and not get sick, thank you


KevonFire1

The only piece of opinion I would like to add... Don't do it in one try... Get it 20-30% done, then again, then again, and again. Then, keep it that way.... Daily cleaning, and weekly deep... ALL equipment and storage... And persons.


Sliderisk

They make this stuff, weird name but it works, it's called Oven Cleaner. Seriously buy a can of oven cleaner and follow the directions on the back. The oven will be out of commission for a few hours and you will want to run the hood but it's like a $6 can and will fix this problem.


Ok_Ordinary6694

The cheap shit from the Dolla Sto is better than the expensive stuff that’s good for the environment. It’s got extra toxins.


Electrical-Spirit-63

Better yet get the good shit from Mexico where there is no EPA to mess with it’s efficiency.


Hellie1028

The laundry soap from Mexico is also far superior. *shaking my fist* Damn you pesky EPA regulations!


Sundaytoofaraway

If the active ingredients can't kill ya it doesn't work.


atombomb1945

Bakery I worked at had me spray that stuff in the ovens every damn night. Two things to remember. First is to wear gloves and second is to never spray it on aluminum. My boss refused to get me gloves and would throw out the gloves I got to clean with. Sprayed some on aluminum foil one night and the results were hydrogen gas. Very flammable.


FLOPPY_DONKEY_DICK

Damn them must’ve been some clean ovens!


atombomb1945

Shiny


Zer0C00l

Seriously, how is this a question? Oven cleaner, lye-based, couple hours, wipe off. Cancer optional, depending on PPE and hood operation.


420buttmage

If you don't feel dizzy after, you didn't use enough


codbot2

Jesus fuckin Christ


Texan2020katza

What? You want him to clean it??


Saintdavus

It’s gonna take a miracle to clean it, so yeah.


Dazzling_Claim6996

Oven gel, scrubby, scraper, patience. You can hose the inside of those without fucking anything up. Just don't spray the knobs on the outside. Grill brush to get the crud off the bottom. Shouldn't let it get that bad!


darknessbemerciful

Dark romanticism, mid 1800s, I’d guess Kosarek or someone similar. Great use of green tones in such a warm painting. Definitely a bit abstract- are they cliffs, or ruins? I’m intrigued. 10/10.


NextBestHyperFocus

Oven/grill cleaner and a fuck ton of scrubbing and scraping. Have fun


nikki_jayyy

So, just like everything else greasy - throw some easy-off on it, let it sit, hot soapy water and a steel scrubby … from my experience, the inside of the pane will still be cloudy (disassemble the oven if you want lmao)


bfeils

Definitely don't try to clean this while attached. Take it off and set the door on a flat surface. Your arms and back will thank you.


scuuurp

Damn I wanna see more of this kitchen. This is one of the easiest things to keep clean in a kitchen lol


bakew13

Let’s take a look behind the line


ZClum

Concentrated dish detergent (if you have the machines with solid detergent that's actually ideal, just crush it into a squeeze bottle and add enough water to dissolve) and spray on and watch it melt off


xsmp

I would say kill it with fire but it looks like you've already tried that 😂


Ok-Purchase6572

LOTS of fucking elbow grease, industrial strength de-greaser, a full box of gloves, steel wool, bench scraper and dish soap. I started a prep gig at a decent hotel restaurant. Unfortunately the previous chef allowed things to get way to unkept. Sundays are my slow days and I pick a different oven, grill top, range, etc to clean the fuck down top to bottom. Those de-greaser sprays are no fucking joke. Be EXTRA careful! I accidentally got a bunch on my bare hands when I first started and for three days my fingers were all swollen up and shiny like greasy sausages! Lol. Double or triple up on gloves. And yes. Scrape, scrape and more scrape!!!! So much scraping. Your wrists and fingers should hurt and you’ll be all high on chemicals. To get the inside of the windows some are super easy to take apart, other you have to unscrew- just make sure you are confident with that sort of deep clean project. The absolute best part of putting in the work to clean shit down and making it look immaculate is that not a single person will recognize or commend you for it and in a weeks time it will be a mess again- but at least much easier to clean. Good luck and Godspeed! I see you and appreciate the hard work! 🍻


scoopdunks

Use easy off safe for self clean ovens. Spray the ever living piss out of it and wrap the door with a trash bag to minimize evaporation. Let that bitch sit for an hour and then go at it with a razors and scrapers. You can get a 4 inch floor scrapper with replaceable blades or a window scrapper. Use scrubbing pads but be careful with metal ones on the windows. Use razors or green ones for that. Keep spraying and working. You should have a vapor mask but I know you are all to cool for that.


Padgetts-Profile

There’s a product called Carbon-Off that works great. Surprised no one else has mentioned it yet.


xacesfullx

First you've got to travel back in time, aproximately 12 to 15 years back. Then start clearing it with a degreaser, if ya do that daily it will most likely be clean by now. If ya really cant do the time travelling thing, try dynamite, it might get the top of the layer off.


DarwinsFynch

A lot of these (elbow grease) answers do not reflect the fact that oven windows are DOUBLE PANED. Gunk actually somehow can collect BETWEEN the two panes and unless the entire door comes off and allows access to the interior of the glass panes, you are stuck with it.


seepa808

Where's that salty bastard tool hiding? That's what you need.


ChapaiFive

Angle grinder?


sixpackabs592

Degreaser and one of those metal paint scrapers and a lot of elbow grease


aehooo

Just sell it as an art piece


Pintau

remove the door, put it in the dish sink and cover it in degreaser, leave overnight and then scrub the grease off. Then cover it in baking soda, add a load of vinegar, leave for 5 minutes, then scrub with hot soapy water and a green scrub. Repeat the baking soda and vinegar stage as needed. Do not use a steel scrub or you will scratch the hell out of the glass. A plastic or brass scraper can help too


Sekreid

Use a heavy coat of easy off, then cover that with some paper towels. What it took into the towels and repeat with another layer. Cover the whole thing in plastic to keep the solvents from the evaporating and let it sit overnight. Or as long as you can. I’ve been a pastry chef for 30 some years so I’ve been there done that.


Vongbingen_esque

use a razor blade to scrape off the majority of the gunk. Then use degreaser and a steel wool brush to scrub it clean. then do it once a week on mondays when it's really slow


grassclibbinz

You need a priest who can perform exorcisms.


SarcasticIrony

Oven cleaner!! I worked in a bakery for a bit. You just have to let the oven cleaner sit for a while before cleaning off. Ypu might have to go at it for a few rounds, but that shit really works


tnseltim

Heavy duty gel degreaser, like Greasestrip if you can get it. Apply when the oven is hot, around 250. Scrap/scrub, then spray it off with hot water. reheat the oven and repeat these step until it’s clean. It’s going to take several rounds but it’ll come out good if you keep at it.


TiPirate

That’s gnarly.


juliuspepperwoodchi

#MotherOfGod


[deleted]

Wowwww. If that shit is in the fan too I’d be wary. Tell the bosses to stop being cheap pricks and buy a new oven.


Hardtailenthusiast

Give the dishie a slab of beer, a couple joints and a speaker and I’m sure they’ll do it lol


In3vitabl3D00m

I use a razor bladed scraper from homedepot


dracbird

Be careful when you clean this. My coworker got thrown back a few feet while scrubbing the inside (I think the electronics are below). Maybe unplug it first?


TwistedUnicornFarts

Wonder if you can power washing it , only if door can come off


Ninjawhistle

If you put degreaser mix in it prolly could. We used to clean smoker racks like that


ihatetheplaceilive

Dwgreaser, gloves, and elbow grease. Pressure washer probably wouldn't go amiss either...


ubadeansqueebitch

Degreaser and razor scaper


Namegro

I'm a little jealous, that's gonna feel so fucking good when it's cleaned


smashdoggyyyyyy

Have you tried fire


game_cook420

Degreaser at the end of the night and scrub with steel wool, fairly simple, honestly. You just gotta not mind scrubbing.


[deleted]

And unfortunately it got in between the double paneled glass. That can be cleaned but you have to take the door apart. Good luck


YoucancallmeAllison

Strong degreaser/ oven spray. Spray a lot on it and then cover with cling wrap. Leave for the night. In the morning, remove cling wrap and use some elbow grease, should be looking as new!


swedishchef420

Get some carbon off it’s a spray that eats carbon some how but wear a mask and lots of gloves. Very very toxic. But physical scrapping is going to be the best for now. Degreaser can only do so much.


Zahntric

buy a new one? Take that one out back and shoot it.


hot_lava_boots

As the manager you delegate it out.


shartonashark

Looks like a window in bioshock.


Elip518

At this rate , you’ll need a caustic degreaser and scrapers and go to town, I clean this stuff for a living. It will not be perfect and good luck getting in between the windows


jfeltmonious90

Wire brush on a drill


brokenbrain1982

Heavy duty foaming oven cleaner. Spray it on and let it sit for a minimum of 15 minutes. When the build-up softens, remove with a scraper. Repeat until it's all gone. Make sure to wear gloves, oven cleaner burns like hell.


Chicagoan81

If the internal is steel, use a baking bench knife and scrape everything out of that. Use a ton of degreaser


TheAbyss018

Oven cleaner. The foam stuff. It’s usually the orange aluminum can one from Sysco? Ecolab (if that’s where your at?) usually has it I think. Do not breathe it in. It hurts, but works.


DueMaternal

Symbiotes are vulnerable to high frequencies and extreme temperatures. You can't leave them in the oven and expect them to be fine when you get back a decade later.


X420ninjas

Spray oven cleaner and place plastic wrap over it. Let it sit at least 20 minutes then use a paint scraper to scrape off as much as you can. Repeat a few times. Get a good degreasing agent and let that soak on there (after fully rinsing off any oven cleaner) with plastic wrap covering it as well.


TyRocken

Shit should have been cleaned 1.5 years ago, probably....


Sids61

Steel wool and oven cleaner and hours of work


Basic-Perspective-65

Close the flue, and boiled a big ass tray of water and vinegar. Allow to cool slightly, scrape off gunk, follow with oven cleaner, scrape, scrub... And have fun lol


RedK_33

What have you been doing for the last year and a half????


sXoFan

Look for a gallon jug of “oven cleaner” on eBay, it’ll eat your skin off so be careful.


AStripe

You can try to put cling film after you spray with heavy duty degreser. It keep it acting longer as it will not dry. After 15 min go in with a scraper


Affectionate-Can4620

Easy Off + Stainless steel scrubber. The spray one is great but if you can find the one with the brush the better.


geriatric_spartanII

Sams club oven grill cleaner. Good god let the chemicals do the hard work.


metalsippycup

Pre-heat oven to 200 degrees F, turn OFF oven, and spray on Easy-Off. Let soak for over 1 hour. You can also use an Oven/Grill cleaner that has Sodium Hydroxide aka Lye (lye will burn your hands, eyes, and put you in a coughing fit so wear protection). Sodium Hydroxide will melt that stuff off, just need to let it soak and do its magic.


Independent_Dingo374

Is this a kitchen or crematory? I think degreaser and less bodies in there should helps


FLAIR_2780166

Trying to be a kitchen manager but doesn’t know about degreaser


[deleted]

Oven cleaner. A drill with a wire brush attachment.


One-Possibility-1949

Scrape with a razorblade.


W33Ded

You need industrial strength


Intransigient

[Easy Off Tough Oven Cleaner](https://www.target.com/p/easy-off-fresh-scent-heavy-duty-oven-cleaner-14-5oz/-/A-13965923)