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What to use for stovetop?
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What to use for stovetop?
by mountainmama Mon Apr 20, 2015 1:01 am
What do you use to clean your stove top? I has a gas stove, so I remove the burners and spray with oven cleaner, then wipe, but it still doesn't get all the baked-on stuff. I don't want to scratch the enamel.
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Re: What to use for stovetop?
by Harvey_Birdman Mon Apr 20, 2015 5:20 am
Baking soda works pretty good. Just start by putting it on dry, and using it as a scrub. Then add a little water to make a paste. It will not scratch, but is abrasive enough to get the job done.
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Re: What to use for stovetop?
by PATRICE IN IL Mon Apr 20, 2015 5:35 am
When mine gets bad enough I take the top off the stove and do multiple coats of oven cleaner. I usually do it during the summer and take the top out on the patio.
For everyday cleaning I use the Lysol wipes with the scrubbing stuff on them, it's a purple material added to the wipes.
For everyday cleaning I use the Lysol wipes with the scrubbing stuff on them, it's a purple material added to the wipes.
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Re: What to use for stovetop?
by mountainmama Tue Apr 21, 2015 1:33 am
Thanks. I've not heard of the coated wipes, Patrice. Chad, the baking soda works for me if I get to the stove right away. . .which I usually don't. LOL!
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Re: What to use for stovetop?
by backtotheland Tue Apr 21, 2015 7:57 pm
I read somewhere to soak a rag in ammonia, put it on the spot you want to clean and cover it with a bowel overnight but haven't tried it.
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Re: What to use for stovetop?
by 12acrehome Wed Apr 22, 2015 6:46 pm
we just use hot water to soften the gunk and a lot of patience, then dish soap again in hot water. Takes a bit of time but no harsh chemicals or smells to get the job done
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