Wolf ovens are the pinnacle of high-end design and craftsmanship. Wolf is the obvious choice for the home chef in search of high-quality kitchen appliances. Wolf has been designing and manufacturing superbly made ranges and ovens for customers who demand perfection in the kitchen for over 20 years. Wolf appliances have a unique artistic design that is unrivalled. While no other kitchen equipment compares to Wolf’s stunning aesthetic and impressive cooking capabilities, you’ll need to take proper care of your Wolf oven if you want it to continue to create consistently wonderful meals.
But first, gather the following items and store them properly for future cleanings and maintenance:
- Soap, mild
- Water that is not too hot
- The blade of a razor
- Use a degreaser spray or a light abrasive cleanser to clean the surface.
- Scotch-BriteTM pad with no scuffing
Clean Your Wolf Oven from the Inside
A Wolf range’s exterior is certainly beautiful. Get busy detailing the inside of your Wolf oven to give it that new-delivery vibe.Depending on the model, Wolf ovens offer two distinct interiors. The interior of the Wolf gas range is covered in black porcelain, and the interior of the Wolf wall ovens is covered in blue porcelain. Both cleaning methods are similar, with a few small differences that we’ll go over now.
Step 1
Prior to cleaning, remove the oven racks. Now you must clean out the oven compartment and the oven glass of any baked-on food or crusty residue. Scrape tough-to-remove food particles from the inner walls and glass with your trusty razor blade. After that, wipe away any loose particles with a moist towel and throw it away.
Step 2
Cleaning up smeared oil and stews can be a hassle, notably if you’ve not cleaned the inside of the oven in quite a while. To help dissolve and wash away stubborn oil marks, use a spray degreaser or a light surface cleaner. To dislodge stuck-on crud, use a degreaser such as Pledge or Formula 409.
Step 3
Scrub those tough-to-clean stains with a no-scratch scouring pad like Scotch-Brite to avoid scratching or damaging the interior of your Wolf oven now that you’ve sprayed down your splatters.
Step 4
While it isn’t essential, you may wish to use a Wolf suggested signature polish to give the interior of your Wolf oven a shiny sheen.
Blue Porcelain Wolf Oven Cleaning Instructions
Your Wolf oven’s porcelain inside is not only a great heat conductor, but it also has a naturally smooth surface that makes cleaning a breeze. The tools you’ll need and the steps to clean a blue porcelain Wolf oven are outlined in our step-by-step guide.
- Clean all baked-on bits of food from the oven
Clean the glass of the oven door with Easy-Off Oven Cleaner. Professional assistance is required to clean between the oven door glass.
- Use a Stain Remover on Stubborn Stains
Clean any leftover spots in the oven using Simple Particulate Oven Cleaner after you’ve wiped them away.
- Rust Stains on Scrubs
Using a Single malt wipe, Wolf suggests that people carefully clean doused spots. The blue porcelain interior will not be scratched by using this product.
- Thoroughly clean the interior of the oven
The following step in cleaning a blue porcelain Wolf oven is to wash away all previous cleaning agents with soap and water.Gently clean all internal surfaces with a soft cloth or paper towel dipped in warm soapy water.
- Run the Self-Cleaning Cycle on the Oven
Remove any oven racks, rack guides, or baking stones before turning on the oven’s self-cleaning feature.
After completing the Self-Cleaning Cycle, wipe clean the oven with a damp cloth
Before wiping down the oven with a damp towel, be sure it has been opened and is absolutely cool.
If some staining persists, cleaning gently with the no-scratch Scotch-Brite pad with the Easy-Off spray cleanser.To avoid oil and food debris buildup, make it a practice to clean your range or cooktop on a daily basis, ideally after each usage.
We propose the following cleaners for use:
Lemon Pledge
Lemon Pledge cleans and shines stainless steel surfaces just as well as more expensive alternatives, with the added bonus of freshening up the kitchen after particularly odorous meals.
Signature Polish
is a stainless-steel cleaning and polish that Sub-Zero and Wolf both endorse? Here’s where you can get it.
Stainless Cleanser and Polishes
Follow the instructions below to clean the outside:
Apply degreaser first,then wipe clean.
Because applying the cleanser straight to the appliance’s surface can produce streaks, apply it to the cloth instead.
To avoid streaks, wipe down the appliance while keeping the cloth and cleaner in touch with it.
Cleaning the inside of a blue porcelain oven
- Follow the instructions in Aluminum Foil, Oven Liners, and Other Material on the Oven Floor to remove any non-food debris such as melted plastic or aluminum foil.
- Lift baked-on items from the cavities and window of the oven with a razor blade.
- Cleaning between the oven door glass panes is not possible.
- For further information, see Cleaning Oven Glass.
- For product suggestions and additional information, consult the Wolf Cleaning Reference Guide.
- Scrub with a Scotch-BriteTM pad that will not scratch the surface.
- To remove all cleaning chemicals from the oven cavity, wash it with soap and water.
When it comes to oven spills, you should be proactive
Note: Do not use aluminum foil to catch drips on the bottom of your oven. The foil messes up the air flow and heat distribution in the oven, resulting in uneven cooking. With the instructions below, cleanup is so simple that foil isn’t even required. Allowing the oven to cool completely protects you as well as the appliance, as putting cold water or cleaning to the enamel can cause hairline cracks.
