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Is my convection oven safe? (was cleaned with vinegar)


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Hi all,

Returned from a vacation to discover a well-meaning family member cleaned my personal convection oven with vinegar and baking soda. This vinegar is definitely made from wheat. 

The convection oven has only ever been used by me. It has never otherwise had gluten in it. 

Is it safe for me to use? Or do I have to get a new oven?


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cyclinglady Grand Master

Just wash it well with warm water.  That should remove the residue.  You should be just fine.  

What kind of vinegar?  I can not imagine using malt vinegar.  Most white is distilled and is safe.  

kareng Grand Master

They cleaned with malt vinegar?  That’s the only one with gluten and it’s barley.  

 Wash it again!

Ennis-TX Grand Master

Convection like with a fan....if they used malt type I would be concerned. Can it do a self-clean of over 500F? And how extensively did they clean it with it?

kareng Grand Master

In the unlikely  event that someone actually used malt vinegar to clean this oven - it isn’t going to be blowing around.  It would be more of a concern if it had flour in it.  They could certainly clean it, then let it cook and blow for a while if that makes them feel better.  

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