I found a tutorial on pintrest about how to clean the nastiness that is a glass cooktop range. When we first moved here, I was cooking Thanksgiving dinner and two pots of potatoes boiled over at the same time. I have been scrubbing the mess ever since. I had high hopes for this tutorial!
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| You can't fully appreciate how bad it was, but here's a BEFORE picture. |
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| I I soaked my cloth in the warm, soapy water, then squeezed out about half of the water. |
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| Lay the wet cloth over the whole thing for about 15 minutes. |
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| Rub the baking soda around with the wet cloth, making kind of a paste. Lots of elbow grease required for the really bad spots. |
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| Here's the AFTER. I did two rounds of it and in a few spots, I did 3. (It has been cooking there for a month.) I was very pleased with the results! I have tried all kinds of other cleaners with no where near this success! I didn't shine it up with Windex yet, so it is a bit dull in the picture, but it looks great! |
4 comments:
Nice job! It seems like no matter what kind of cook top you have cleaning is a pain.
I've found that you can get that last burnt-on ring around the burners off by just using a butter knife to scrap it off, then wipe off. At least on our stove top, the glass and pattern seem to be strong enough to remain unscratched.
That is one I had pinned to try but hadn't gotten around to it yet. It seems like something is boiling over at my house almost daily, so my stove top is a mess.
I can't wait to try this...here's hoping it will work on my black rings that have been there for far too long!
I'll have to try that- my glass top is so hard to clean sometimes!
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