how to clean stuck on grime from kitchen stove top
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Orange cleaners work well on our glass stovetop. It leaves a film that can be easily wiped away with plain unflavoured seltzer water (also great for cleaning glass lenses & windows &#128568;)
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Mr. Clean Extra Power Magic Eraser - wonderful for all sorts of dirt. I clean my ceramic stove top with the Magic Eraser every time I use it.
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Here are a couple of ideas that may help you. In the grocery store you can find powdered cleansers (like Bar Keepers Friend, Comet, Cameo, etc.) There are some made specifically for cleaning stainless steel. They're easy, not too expensive and can keep your stainless steel looking great. I've even seen stainless steel "polish" if you want it to shine. If you cook using "high" heat, it will burn food onto the surface and can create discolorations. Bring food to a boil, then just turn the heat to a lower temperature to finish cooking. The pans are made to last forever if we take care of them properly. I hope that helps you enjoy your beautiful stainless steel pots and pans for many years to come. Here are a couple of ideas that may help you. In the grocery store you can find powdered cleansers (like Bar Keepers Friend, Comet, Cameo, etc.) There are some made specifically for cleaning stainless steel. They're easy, not too expensive and can keep your stainless steel looking great. I've even seen stainless steel "polish" if you want it to shine. If you cook using "high" heat, it will burn food onto the surface and can create discolorations. Bring food to a boil, then just turn the heat to a lower temperature to finish cooking. The pans are made to last forever if... » Read More Here are a couple of ideas that may help you. In the grocery store you can find powdered cleansers (like Bar Keepers Friend, Comet, Cameo, etc.) There are some made specifically for cleaning stainless steel. They're easy, not too expensive and can keep your stainless steel looking great. I've even seen stainless steel "polish" if you want it to shine. If you cook using "high" heat, it will burn food onto the surface and can create discolorations. Bring food to a boil, then just turn the heat to a lower temperature to finish cooking. The pans are made to last forever if we take care of them properly. I hope that helps you enjoy your beautiful stainless steel pots and pans for many years to come. « Show Less
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I clean my pot with either brass or steel pot scrubber. I also use soap and very hot water once it is well cured...I then place on burner and dry pot with heat. If I do not plan on using within a few days I wipe with towel with small amount of cooking oil.
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I used Dawn dish detergent straight up. Let it sit on the spot for awhile then used a plastic mesh scrubber and a little force. Worked like a charm.
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Use a Mr. Clean Eraser and dish soap to clean the outside bottom of the pan.
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Surface is low textured matted vinyl and I can clean it no problem but I would be cautious if I were you to use it behind a stove. Good luck!
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Yes just watch temp. Will leave brown ring on stove top but can be cleaned off
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I wipe it down with a sponge and put it on top rack of the dishwasher .just make sure u spam it before cooking , mine is like new after several times thru the dishwasher
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I use a powdered soap like Ajax or Comet. Heat the pan in hot soap water, pull it out and scrub. If that doesn't work try over cleaner outside.
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clean it with vinegar and water pour it through it then flush with water a few times
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I get best cooking results using a high heat fat such as ghee to prevent sticking. For cleaning if something does stick I use BarKeepers friend powder and a plastic scrubber but scrub lightly. Usually letting the griddle soak on the counter top with a little water will loosen anything stuck on. Always dry the griddle on heat and apply some oil all over the cooking surface lightly so it's ready for next use.
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They make a spray for that purpose. I wet the cooktop with hot water with vinegar and and scrub if necessary with a little baking soda. Cleans it beautifully. You may have to let the hot water and vinegar sit if badly stained.
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I just use warm water, dish soap and a scrub brush on it anytime it needs cleaning. It comes right off.
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I really do not know. I just wipe it off like I do my real stove top or wash in the sink.
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A little bit of dishwashing liquid mixed with warm water works well. One of our cleaners used scrubbing bubbles and it ruined the surface of the one we had.
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I use a non-stick safe scrub pad with baking soda to clean my enameled cast iron cookware. It works very well.