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The method was straightforward. I gathered a few old newspapers and tore them into large sheets. I then soaked the sheets in a bowl of warm water mixed with a few drops of dish soap to enhance the grease-cutting power. Once the newspaper was thoroughly soaked, I laid the sheets flat against the inside of the oven glass, ensuring full coverage of the greasy surface.
I pressed each sheet firmly against the glass to ensure good contact, and to keep the newspaper in place, I closed the oven door gently. I left the setup overnight, allowing the soapy water to penetrate the layers of grease and the newspaper to do its magic.
3. What Happened Overnight: First Impressions the Next Morning
The next morning, I was eager to see the results. As I opened the oven door, I noticed that the newspaper had dried considerably, adhering to the glass in some places. The appearance was somewhat messy, with bits of paper sticking out, but I was hopeful that the method had worked.
Before removing the newspaper, I noted that there was a faint smell of ink and wet paper, but nothing too overpowering. I could already see some changes in the areas where the newspaper had made the most contact with the glass.
