Smooth Top Stove Update
#1
I am so grateful to the people who suggested that I use a razor blade to get the black spots off my white smooth top cooking range. I cleaned first as good as I could and then used a single edge razor blade and it took every spot off! It looks like new. I was afraid it might scratch the top, but it didn't!
Thanks to everyone!
Thanks to everyone!
#4
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Originally Posted by Lisa_wanna_b_quilter
Now just refuse to cook so it doesn't get dirty again!
Hey a girl has to do.. what a girl has to do :lol:
Silly wasting all that time cleaning a stove top to just get it dirty again :shock:
Glad you got it cleaned , I will have to pass that hint on to my Dad !
#5
So glad it worked for you! There is this stuff at the store (sorry, I don't know what it's called) that puts a protective layer on the glass top after you clean it. I think it might be a cleaner, but my DH uses Windex to clean the glass top, then puts that protective stuff over it. It really does help to prevent spilled food from sticking real hard.
#7
Sorry, I missed what happened, etc., so I hope I'm not speaking out of turn, but I've only ever used soft scrub. If was real stubborn, I'd take a hot dish rag and lay it over the burner spots and let it "soak" a few times, then scrub, with one of those Choir Boy scrubbies. It's got a mesh like overlay with a yellow sponge within.
Either way, glad you got the spots off!
Either way, glad you got the spots off!
#9
Oh, funny. I just was telling someone at work last night that I do the same thing with the razor. She was afraid to try it, but I assured her that I have never had a problem. It makes them look like new! I do this at least once a month- I am a messy cook! LOL!
#10
my glasstop stove came with a razor in a holder--like a paint
scraper for windows. That is what I have used for 10 years on mine and it looks like new.
I figured if the manufacturer included one and recommended it, that it must be the way to go.
I have really burned some icky stuff over the years and I am sure it would have not come off without my razor
scraper for windows. That is what I have used for 10 years on mine and it looks like new.
I figured if the manufacturer included one and recommended it, that it must be the way to go.
I have really burned some icky stuff over the years and I am sure it would have not come off without my razor
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