Microwave Steam Cleaner: Loosen Grease in Minutes
Five minutes of steam turns baked-on microwave splatter into a quick wipe. Fill the cleaner with water and vinegar, run a steam cycle, and the grime softens enough to come off with a cloth. Weekly cleaning stops being a scrub session.
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Five minutes of steam turns baked-on microwave splatter into a quick wipe. Fill the cleaner with water and vinegar, run a steam cycle, and the grime softens enough to come off with a cloth. Weekly cleaning stops being a scrub session.
Steams and loosens microwave grime in minutes so cleaning is quick and easy
- greasy splatter build-up inside microwave
- hard-to-reach grime and odors
- harsh scrubbing
Splatter loosens in minutes, so you wipe instead of scrub
Tired of baked-on splatter that turns every scrub into a chore? Fill it with water and vinegar, steam for a few minutes, and wipe your microwave clean.
Steam does the scrubbing for you

Steam that loosens grime
The vents in the red hair cap send steam out over the grease. Splatter that would take a long scrub softens enough to lift off with a damp cloth.

Fill it, set it, go
Add vinegar and water to the open-bottom body, place it in the microwave, and run a steam cycle. There is no spray to buy and no pad to rinse out afterward.

Side arms make lifting simple
The side arms work as handles, so you can lift the hot cleaner out of the microwave without reaching for the sides. The compact body fits on a counter or stores under the sink.
Fill, steam, wipe in under ten minutes
- 1Add vinegar and water
Pour water and vinegar into the open-bottom body of the cleaner. The liquid is what turns into steam.
- 2Microwave for steam cleaning
Set the cleaner inside the microwave and run a steam cycle. The vented cap releases steam onto the splatter while it runs.
- 3Wipe clean
Open the door and wipe the interior with a cloth. Loosened grime comes off in a few passes, so there is no need for a harsh scrub.
Last week's splatter is this week's scrub

The splatter that won't quit
You open the microwave to reheat coffee and find last night's dinner fused to the ceiling and walls. Scrubbing it with a sponge takes ages, and the smell hangs around every meal you reheat after that.
Steam does the hard part
Water and vinegar go into the open body, and the microwave turns them into steam. The vented red hair cap pushes that steam onto the grease, so it softens and lets go of the walls.

Clean in one weekly pass
Once the steam cycle ends, open the door and wipe the interior with a cloth. The softened splatter comes off in a few strokes, and the routine is short enough to keep every week.
Steam or scrub, your call
| Angry Mama Steam Cleaner | Harsh spray and scrubbing pad | |
|---|---|---|
| Loosens dried grease with steam | Yes | No |
| Needs hard scrubbing | No | Yes |
| Uses household vinegar and water | Yes | No |
| Leaves chemical smell behind | No | Yes |
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Questions and answers
Yes, as long as there is water and vinegar in the body. Fill it before every run, and never let it steam dry. Liquid keeps the plastic from overheating.
Vinegar and water are gentle on the microwave walls, ceiling and turntable. Wipe the interior after each steam cycle so no loosened residue dries back on.
It is a compact cleaner that sits on the turntable or the floor of the microwave with room to spare. Check the interior height and width of your model before you order.
Steam softens dried grease, which is why the work becomes a wipe instead of a scrub. Light splatter lifts in one pass. Heavy, old buildup may need a second round.
Once a week works well for most kitchens. A regular steam keeps grime from baking on, so each clean stays quick.
A light vinegar scent can linger for a few minutes after steaming. Open the door and wipe the interior, and the smell fades quickly.
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