This step-by-step guide covers degreasing glass, gas, and coil stovetops.
Knowing how to clean a stovetop is not a skill we naturally pick up.
However, it’s important to read the manufacturers user guide for instructions on disassembling your specific model.
Almost every guide is online, so give it a quick glance.
Open a window or turn on the exhaust fan for adequate airflow.
In addition, there is no reason to flood any cooktop with water.
Too much water can cause problems with electrical and gas components.
Shake to mix and label the bottle.
The cleaner can be used for daily or weekly cleaning.
(See instructions below for how to clean the grates.)
Never take a stab at clean a hot stovetop.
check that the burners are turned off and cool to the touch.
Reassemble all of the components.
This might take more time, but the result is worth the effort.
If you’re having trouble with removal, check your manual.
Grates should easily lift off.
(Up to an hour is better if you havent cleaned them lately.)
Step 3: Scrub Away Grime
Use a nylonscrubber or brushto scrub away grease and food particles.
Sprinkle on dry baking soda to act as a mild abrasive for stuck-on food.
Use a non-abrasive sponge on the control knobs, then rinse everything with water.
Dry the pieces with amicrofiber toweland reassemble your freshly cleaned stovetop.
