White Vinegar
All-powerful white vinegar doesn’t disappoint. Pour some into a spray bottle and spritz your stove top. Allow it to sit for 20 minutes. Wipe clean.
For stubborn goop, sprinkle some Borax or baking soda first and then spray vinegar on the area. Let it sit for 15-30 minutes and use a moist paper towel or soft sponge for wiping.
Baking Soda + Towels
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Do a little baking soda magic! What you do is liberally sprinkle baking soda on your cook top. Saturate some rags or towels in warm, soapy water, and then lay them on the surface. Check out the method by clicking Clean My Space to see how easy and well this works!
Razor Scraper
You probably have a small razor scraper in your toolbox or garage but did you know they’re great for lifting old food? Spray the surface first and then carefully scrape off burnt food and other debris. Push down and away with gentle pressure. If you don’t have a scraper, you can pick one up from a hardware store. Rubber ones are also an option.
Ammonia
Anytime you work with ammonia, ventilate! For this method, you’ll need to gather some rags or paper towels and plastic wrap as a covering. This works great for the areas around the burners where grime gets cakey. You can remove the burner hardware if you want.Place the rags or paper towels around the burner rims where it’s heavily soiled. Drizzle (not pour) ammonia onto the rags until saturated. Use a small cup or spoon if necessary. Cover the stove top with plastic wrap for at least 3 hours or overnight. Remove coverings and wipe clean.
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