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| '''Easy-Off''' is the leading brand of ]s primarily used for cleaning ovens. | '''Easy-Off''' is the leading brand of ]s primarily used for cleaning ovens. | ||
| Prior to the ], it was produced by ], and later ]. Today, it is produced by ]. A strong base, ], attacks grease by ]. Surfactants attack both grease and food spills. An abrasive helps scour the oven. | |||
| == See also == | == See also == | ||
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Easy-Off is the leading brand of hard surface cleaners primarily used for cleaning ovens.
Prior to the 1990s, it was produced by Boyle-Midway, and later Reckitt & Coleman. Today, it is produced by Reckitt Benckiser. A strong base, caustic soda, attacks grease by saponification. Surfactants attack both grease and food spills. An abrasive helps scour the oven.