Authors: Amelia Roach and Carina Stathis For Daily Mail Australia

Published: December 6, 2021, 19:09 EDT | Updated: December 6, 2021, 19:09 EDT

An Australian professional cleaner shared her secret of using the power of steam to clean an old oven and make it look like new.

Kacie from "The Big Clean Co" revealed that her cleaning method is better for your health and does not use toxic or corrosive chemicals. 

She first added a cup of boiling water and a cup of vinegar to the tray, and then put it in the hot oven. 

Kacie from "The Big Clean Co" revealed that her oven cleaning method is much better for your health and does not use toxic or corrosive chemicals

After cleaning tricks, the oven has a brand new look again (pictured)

When the steaming process takes place, the tray is placed in the hot oven for 20 minutes. 

After 20 minutes of steaming, the dirt and grease will turn into a "mushy mess" and you can start scraping it off immediately with a spatula. 

Next, Kacie let the oven cool down and started to foam on the detergent with dishwashing liquid. She recommends this as an excellent alternative to toxic chemical cleaners.

She scrubs the oven with a foaming scrubber to remove any excess dirt and add extra shine. 

Kacie recommends using a cleaner on the oven rack and using blades throughout the cleaning process if necessary. 

A woman said: "It's too healthy, the oven cleaner is poisonous." 

"Can I please you, I think I can really trust your cleaning work," another said.  

Professional cleaners received praise after sharing her cleaning tips and reminded us that they are healthier cleaning options.  

"You don't need any nasty chemicals," Casey said.

Next, Kacie let the oven cool down and started foaming on the scrubber with dishwashing liquid. She suggested that this is a great alternative to toxic chemical cleaners, and scrub the oven with a scrubber and blade. 

The professional cleaner from Melbourne also shared the cleaning products she has kept in the toolbox and used at work.  

Kacie said she uses magic erasers, cream cleaners, grout cleaners, non-toxic biodegradable glass cleaners and various cleaning brushes to clean.

She shared an insightful video on TikTok outlining the purpose of each cleaning product.  

 Kacie from The Big Clean Co said she uses magic erasers, cream cleaners, grout cleaners, non-toxic biodegradable glass cleaners and various cleaning brushes

'We use Pullman or Henry vacuum cleaners-size and suction are great; microfiber cloth and high-quality glass cloth are used for polishing and luminescence," she said in the video.   

Pullmans and Henry vacuum cleaners are commercial products designed to make cleaning easier, but they usually have a minimum cost of $299. 

Some people may be surprised, but dishwashing liquid can be used to clean glass surfaces-such as shower screens.

Pullmans and Henry vacuum cleaners are commercial products designed to make cleaning easier, but they usually have a minimum cost of $299.

"You know I would say this, dishwashing liquid! We also use citrus universal spray, but we are actually making our own dishwashing liquid, and we will be able to put it in a spray bottle," she said.

"We use Pullman or Henry vacuum cleaners-the size and suction power are great," she said. Dishwashing liquid can be used to clean glass surfaces-such as shower screens

Some people may be surprised, but dishwashing liquid can be used to clean glass surfaces-such as shower screens.

In order to clean the marble surface, Kacie uses a non-toxic, biodegradable glass cleaner.

Grout cleaners should only be used for deep cleaning of the bathroom, otherwise dishwashing liquid, magic erasers, scrapers and brushes are ideal.

The kit also includes cream cleaner, grout cleaner, magic eraser, toilet cleaner and two types of mops

"A cleanser, any brand will do, it's perfect for polishing the sink," she said.

Kacie says she also uses two different types of mops-rope mops or flat mops for glossy tiles.

The cleaning kit also includes toilet cleaner, eucalyptus oil for mop water, and dust collector with extended handle. 

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