Over time, cooking splatters and baked-on residue accumulate on glass oven doors, obscuring your view of the delicious dishes inside.

Traditional cleaning methods often involve harsh chemicals or complicated mixtures, which can be both time-consuming and unpleasant.

It’s no wonder that people are on the lookout for simpler, more natural solutions to tackle this stubborn mess.

One innovative cleaning enthusiast has found a clever way to harness the power of a common kitchen item to completely banish baked-on grease on the oven door.

On her Instagram account @tanyahomeinspo, cleaning pro Tanya demonstrated a unique method for cleaning ovens using orange peels.

She explained that grease can be effectively addressed without scrubbing or using chemicals by combining water with orange peels.

To implement her technique, simply place water and orange peels in an oven-safe dish and heat it in the oven for 20 minutes.

Tanya explained: “The heat and the ingredient work together to lift off all of the grease in your oven, leaving it smelling fresh.”

She also mentioned in the comments that the orange peels can be reused multiple times, which makes this method as budget-friendly as as it comes.

One user expressed eagerness to try this method, asking how Tanya comes up with such ideas, while another inquired about the appropriate oven temperature for this hack.

Tanya clarified that a low temperature is sufficient as long as it heats up for the full 20 minutes.

Fans expressed their curiosity in the comments, with @ourforeverhome24 writing: “I need to buy some oranges to try this out. How do you even think of these ideas?”

One user asked what temperature the oven should be on with this hack. Tanya replied: “The lowest temperature is fine for 20 minutes as long as it gets hot.”