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For Burnt Stains: If the stove has stubborn burnt-on stains, use a paste of baking soda and water. Apply the paste and let it sit overnight for easier removal.
For Heavy Grease: Add a few drops of lemon essential oil to the cleaning mix to break down grease more effectively while leaving a fresh scent.
For Extra Shine: A few drops of olive oil can be applied to the stove after cleaning to enhance the shine and provide a protective layer.
FAQ:
1. How often should I clean my glass stove?
It’s recommended to clean your glass stove once a week to prevent the build-up of grime. However, wipe it down after every cooking session to avoid stubborn stains.
2. Can I use commercial cleaners on my glass stove?
Yes, but be cautious. Always choose non-abrasive, non-ammonia-based cleaners to avoid damaging the surface.
3. How can I prevent stains from forming on my glass stove?
Regularly clean up spills immediately after cooking and use a protective stovetop cover if you’re worried about splashes.
4. Is it safe to use a razor blade on a glass stove?
Yes, but only if used carefully at a 45-degree angle to avoid scratching the surface. Ensure the stove is completely cooled down before scraping.
5. What should I avoid when cleaning a glass stove?
Never use harsh abrasive sponges, steel wool, or scouring pads, as these can scratch and damage the glass. Also, avoid using ammonia-based cleaners that may cause discoloration.
With these tips, your glass stove will not only look brand new but will also be protected from future build-up. Happy cleaning!
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