Conveyor belt oven belts get gummed up with a range of residues including oils, dairy and , carbon buildup. Belts and can be removed and soaked in large vessels. If your hire a 3rd party service to clean the ovens then stipulate that they use a mild alkaline detergent. Exterior oven surfaces can easily be cleaned using a spray bottle with hot detergent solution and scrub brush. This is best done when the oven is heated up to temperature.
How To Clean Pizza Conveyor Belts:
- Add 2/3 cup (150g) of detergent [for Detonox, use 2 cups (460g)] to 4 gal (15L) of warm water.
- Remove conveyor belts from equipment.
- Using a long handled scrub brush, dip brush in the detergent solution and coat the conveyor belt. Scrub harder on stubborn buildup.
- Let sit for 10 minutes. Do not allow detergent to dry.
- Rinse off detergent with a hose and dry thoroughly.
How To Clean Pizza Impingements and Other Interior Parts:
- Add 2/3 cup (150g) of detergent [for Detonox, use 2 cups (460g)] to 4 gal (15L) of warm water.
- Remove conveyor belts and other interior parts from equipment.
- Soak interior parts in the detergent solution. Using a long handled scrub brush, dip brush in the solution and coat conveyor belt with detergent. Scrub harder on stubborn buildup.
- Let sit for 10 minutes. Do not allow detergent to dry.
- Rinse off detergent with a hose and dry thoroughly.
How To Clean Pizza Oven Exteriors:
- Prepare a spray bottle with 2 tsp. (10g) of detergent [for Detonox, use 6 tsp. (30g)] to 1 qt (0.95L) of warm water.
- Either spray directly on exterior surface or apply with a towel or sponge soaked in solution.
- Wipe surface gently until soil is removed.
- Rinse three times and dry thoroughly.
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