Melted Plastic and You

[Anonymous No.14036569]

The other day I left plastic in the oven and it melted all over the place. I keep scrubbing the oven out but the smell is still there when I turn it back on. There isn't any smoke coming out and no noticable remaining plastic.

How do I properly clean it? Is it safe to cook anything in there?

[Anonymous No.14036578]

[Anonymous No.14036584]

>How do I properly clean it?
Some solution that dissolves plastic.

>Is it safe to cook anything in there?
No.

[Anonymous No.14036608]

#JustAmericanThings

[Anonymous No.14036661]

>>14036569
I'd just leave it on full power for like an hour or two (longer if it still smells of plastic), then give it a good clean the next day with a legit oven cleaner (non of that environmentally friendly bullshit).

[Anonymous No.14036683]

>>14036569
Did you cum all over your oven?

[Anonymous No.14036693]

pizza looks like it still needs some time

[Anonymous No.14036777]

>>14036683
Guess it was too hot for OP

[Anonymous No.14036988]

>>14036569
>There isn't any smoke coming out and no noticable remaining plastic.
If you can notice the smell, then that's noticable remaining plastic, and that's plastic that's likely ending up on your food. That smell isn't being magically teleported into your oven.

[Anonymous No.14037561]

I accidentally melted a plastic lid on my gas stove, I had to let it cool, scrape as much of it off, then let the gas burner stay on for an hour. You’ll probably have to scrape everything off then run the oven at max while you turn all the fans on and open a window.

[ϟϟSCHUTZSTAFFELϟϟ !JuN.8Ir9OE No.14038546]

>>14036569
Clean out all the visible pieces.
If your oven has a self cleaning feature, use that to carbonize whatever's left behind. Open every window in the house and stay outside if you can manage it.

[Anonymous No.14038642]

>>14036569
Fuck that.
It would honestly just be easier to drop $600 on a new oven.
Get em while they last

[Anonymous No.14038645]

>>14036569
ahahahah

[Anonymous No.14038922]

>>14036569
did you actually leave the plastic cover for the pizza in there

[Anonymous No.14038929]

>>14038922
Looks more like a cutting board.

[Anonymous No.14038931]

>>14038929
that's kind of worse to be honest

[Anonymous No.14038963]

God even 8 year old me learned to not put anything but metals in a conventional oven when cooking frozen. Why are people so retarded?

[Anonymous No.14038996]

>>14036569
I bought some ribs on sale - got home and saw they were “cook in bag” in the oven. Did it but never felt so horrified

[Anonymous No.14039004]

>>14038963
glass pans can work too as long as you never put anything cold on hot glass.

[Anonymous No.14039109]

>>14039004
thing is if you make a mistake and pick it up hot and burn yourself, youll probs drop it leading to it shattering and spreading redhot razor shards on the floor, whereas a metal pan would just make alot of noise.

[Anonymous No.14039125]

>>14039109
>if you make a mistake and pick up it when it's hot you'll just drop it and break it

why aren't you using oven mitts to begin with? It's not Pyrex's fault you're a tard.

[Anonymous No.14039149]

>>14036683

COOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOM

[Anonymous No.14039224]

Are you my housemate? Pretty sure he got drunk and cooked plastic wrap with his pizza last night. I used the oven to cook some chicken anyway but there was what seemed like extra smoke coming out the oven when I pulled it out. Tasted fine, though.

I'm going to die, aren't I?

[Anonymous No.14039314]

>>14039224
Quick! give your initials! this could be a funny wholesome moment!

[Anonymous No.14039359]

Saved OP pic.

[Anonymous No.14039408]

>>14039314
J C

[Anonymous No.14039430]

>>14039408
Denton?

[Anonymous No.14039436]

>>14039430
Stay out of the womens' bathroom

[Anonymous No.14039637]

Just heat your oven up to 9000 degrees.

[Anonymous No.14040671]

I would say your oven is fucked unless it has a self clean feature, which it probably does.
The self clean gets up to like 900 degrees F, it should do a pretty good job of burning that shit to carbon.

[Anonymous No.14040680]

>>14039224
It's probably just cheese or fat that dripped off the pizza and burned on the bottom of the oven. I had the same thing happen after using the oven a day after someone made a frozen pizza.

[Anonymous No.14040705]

>>14040671
>The self clean gets up to like 900 degrees F
Can I use this function to make a thin and crispy pizza on the top shelf?

[Anonymous No.14040730]

>>14040705
it will literally turn your pizza to ash
also no because every oven I've ever seen locks its door during self clean and runs for like 4 hours straight.

[Anonymous No.14040739]

you're supposed to take the racks out during the self clean process because it can damage the racks, but since plastic is melted onto the bottom rack I'd leave it in and risk the damage.

[Anonymous No.14040818]

>>14039109
Lmao they dont make pyrex baking dishes that you can just absentmindedly pick up with one hand you retard. They are usually used for specific purposes like casseroles or lasagnas and always in an oven or microwave where you'd have to be literally braindead to just open up and grab something from without a glove or whatever.

[Anonymous No.14040974]

>>14040730
Thank you, good neighbor.