There are so many different ways that you can clean stove grates and this is just one of many! @ScotchBrite Let me know in the comments if you will try this method. @ZepUSA
Been using pumice stone FOR-EV-ER. I'm almost 60, and a friend my age (and many that are way younger) said "What's that??" how can anyone old like me not know? Well, pay attention to THIS woman and how she cleans and what she uses. And if time travel is available...go back and listen to, or watch the great grandparents and grand parents...cuz sometimes, old school is the best school. Vinegar, baking soda, tin foil, pumice stone ...list goes on and on of things that are so old school that, when used for the right job, work as good or better than new tech! (I didnt say ALL, but certainly SOME). THIS WOMAN KNOWS HER STUFF! love it❤✌👍
@@lorrainewarren6779 I've got a Hispanic grandmother as well and she's never used one of these before. She's always used those little copper scrubby things and an arsenal of cleaning spray and baking soda.
GREAT VIDEO, Thank you so much for the heads up!!! My wife's at work - graveyard shift. And, I wanted to surprise her, so in the morning when she gets here she will be SO HAPPY! God Bless you!
Are you kidding?! I can’t believe this is all I needed. I picked one of these up from Walmart for $1.97 a couple days after seeing this video, then finally tried it a couple more days later, and it works!! I thought my grates were just “burned” but this made them new again! I have scrubbed and soaked and nothing worked before this. I will say, the stone dissolves pretty quickly so I’ll need a couple more to finish but I’m so excited! Thank you for sharing this with us!
Brilliant!! This works fantastic!! It’s easy and really does remove all that sticky gunk that builds up. It does NOT remove any “protective coating” or paint!! I’ve used a very similar method for years, and my stove looks amazingly clean, with no scratching. ***note: when using this method, use common sense, and obviously do not scrub the bejesus out of it. All that’s needed is gentle rubbing the affected area. It’s that simple!! Try it for yourself, you’ll be amazed!!
Not any pumice stone. This is designed specifically for cleaning porcelain and baked on enamel which is on stove top, grates and inside oven. Look for this product at hardware store in janitorial section to be sure you are getting correct product. Do not use on stainless steel.
I’m a landlord and I clean a lot of our properties when they move out and I keep stoves that they leave behind and make them look brand new! This last weekend I had the most DIFFICULT time cleaning these dang things and honestly I still didn’t get it perfect! This will definitely make it perfect! Thanks for this 😇
I love your videos, you have given this deep cleaning woman of 15 years some great ideas. You can also just place them in a garbage bag, spray them with Easy Off twist the bag closed let the chemical do its job. I usually lay them out in the sun on the driveway and use a heavy black bag. It will take a couple of hours, take to sink and rinse.
Oh my gosh your videos are amazing I’m so glad I found you while scrolling through videos at 1:30 in the morning lol. You don’t know how many times I’ve scrubbed and scrubbed and scrubbed these grates only to get frustrated and put them back on thank you so much for this tip what a blessing❤️🙏🏽
@@mirna-txyes there's a cleaning on which is tighters like a brick with smaller holes and another one for feet with bigger holes. Get the cleaning one only!
Pumice stone tip is brilliant, thank you so much. I keep my stovetop immaculate but I sometimes have trouble getting marks off the burner covers, now I’ll be using a pumice stone. Can’t thank you enough. 🙏👩🍳
As a cleaner I can agree to this in my own home on a regular basis but when cleaning other people's homes they tend not to clean these type of things and the burnt build up doesn't come off that easy.
I do that too, but it doesn't work alone. It lifts it just enough so, I can scrub it away with alot of muscle work. I am going to try the pumice stone after the dishwasher. I do alot of cooking clean my stove daily with washcloth and weekly having to do a deep cleaning. There are times I can't because of my bad hands pain.
I usually soak everything including the burner knobs in my sink with hot water, soap, vinegar and baking soda and it seems to work great but I might have to try this for those stubborn parts
Wow!!! Lining the sink with trash can bag is great idea! I'm a clean freak and never thought about that. Thank u so much for the tip. Love Watching all ur videos. Keep sharing. Thank you
Yes, thank you! We live in a double wide, so our sink is tiny (I dread it - but remind myself to be grateful, because some people have to boil their water (even carry it) before even washing!) I love having a gas stove, but the grates bother me. This helps tremendously, thank you! I need to go grab a pumice rock, had no idea. All your videos are life saver for me, so many thanks!! God bless
For those who are bashing what she is using and what she is using it on; there is a thing called common sense and another called experience. She shows WHAT she uses, HOW, she uses it and what she uses it on and WHY she uses it on that specific thing. If you dont have a big enuff brain, or any common sense when u use a product on specific item then you shouldn't use it. Did you SEE any of the coating on those grates disappear? No. Cuz she has common sense and experience. Pay attention. U mite learn something.
You’re videos are just amazing, super helpful. I didn’t grew up in the States, so I didn’t know what products I should use for deep cleaning. I always wanted to know. You introduce specific products. That’s really helpful. Thank you thank you!!!
I PUT OUR CAST IRON GRATES IN THE DISHWASHER ON 1 HOUR SETTING & 30 MINUTE DRY TIME WITH 1 TEASPOON DAWN & 1 TABLET & THEY COME OUT SUPER CLEAN WITH NO GREASE ON THEM. EASY PEASY !
Ohhhhh I definitely needs to know this because I have almost the exact same stove! Just the middle griddle has a long, oblong piece for the flames to come out.
I was a maid and we used a low fume oven cleaner.(off the stove) sometimes I would put them in tbe oven when I spay it...2 birds, one stone. : ) SOS used to sell a sponge thing filled with oven cleaner.
I’m a fan of the pumice stone but here’s a tip from my cleaning days. First thing I do when I clean the kitchen is fill the bathtub up with a little bit of dawn and let the grates soak in the tub the entire time I’m cleaning the kitchen. This allows for more degreasing time and then I can get everything clean. Then I scrub these in the tub. Vacuums and tubs are a cleaners best friend!
I have that exact same stove 😂 and I'm so happy that I came across your videos so now I know how to deep clean my grates properly. I always used brillo pads but they never really worked
Girl you are gonna save me so much time and prevent me from getting arms like Johnny Bravo 😂 I've been scrubbing and scrubbing and scrubbing this is so much better!!
The way I clean mine is using a no fume oven cleaner. I spray them in the sink leave for like 15 minutes then use a scrub sponge to clean and they look like new with no scratches.
Ok, I'm a housekeeper, and one client has that exact stove. I cannot use such abrasives (she doesn't like it) but it DOES scratch the finish off of the grates. I use a stainless steel poof to scrub the burner circles and you can always put the grates in the dishwasher , but I tell her they will just always have some gunk on bc I cannot scrub it without ruining it.
This is a great tip. I have a Viking commercial gas stove top and nothing cleans all that stuff you were showing. Thanks so much!!! I’m going to try it.
Stove grates.....put each of them into 1 gallon size bags and add some ammonia. Not a lot. Close the bags and left them soak about 24 hours for optimal results. The crude slides off! Legit! I've done it and it was a game changer! No scrubbing at all.
What I did was soak mine two or three at a time in my sink with THE HOTTEST WATER my sink produced as well as a bit of Dr. Bronner's Castille soap (in the peppermint scent if anyone cares), soaked it for a long time, and just continually refilled the sink when the water cooled or seeped through the crappy sink stopper, scrubbing in between each soaking session with my fingernail or a bottle opener magnet we have, and that worked even though it was a pretty long process. If you have the time to kill in between each session, plus strong fingers, plus the supplies on hand, then try this out. Why not? Happy Wednesday
Still be gentle when using the stone.
There is still a coating and paint on those parts.
It's gentle....look like you almost spelled genital 😄
@@beverlydominguez3233 - yeah, spellcheck popped up and I thought I clicked the right one.
Thanks.
what coating isnt it cast iron?
@@asadb1990 - there is still a glaze on it. That’s what makes it shinny.
@@auntiem873 thank you for this info!
Been using pumice stone FOR-EV-ER. I'm almost 60, and a friend my age (and many that are way younger) said "What's that??" how can anyone old like me not know? Well, pay attention to THIS woman and how she cleans and what she uses. And if time travel is available...go back and listen to, or watch the great grandparents and grand parents...cuz sometimes, old school is the best school. Vinegar, baking soda, tin foil, pumice stone ...list goes on and on of things that are so old school that, when used for the right job, work as good or better than new tech! (I didnt say ALL, but certainly SOME). THIS WOMAN KNOWS HER STUFF! love it❤✌👍
Yess
👁️ 👄👁️ I never would have thought of that...that's genius
really? my mexican 76 year old grandmother ONLY does it this way. she taught my mom and my mom taught me. it’s the only way we know.
@@lorrainewarren6779 I've got a Hispanic grandmother as well and she's never used one of these before. She's always used those little copper scrubby things and an arsenal of cleaning spray and baking soda.
@@dandypoots665 yesss the copper ones work just as well!!!
GREAT VIDEO,
Thank you so much for the heads up!!! My wife's at work - graveyard shift. And, I wanted to surprise her, so in the morning when she gets here she will be SO HAPPY! God Bless you!
❤🎉😊
Aww❤❤❤
Are you kidding?! I can’t believe this is all I needed. I picked one of these up from Walmart for $1.97 a couple days after seeing this video, then finally tried it a couple more days later, and it works!! I thought my grates were just “burned” but this made them new again! I have scrubbed and soaked and nothing worked before this. I will say, the stone dissolves pretty quickly so I’ll need a couple more to finish but I’m so excited! Thank you for sharing this with us!
What section did you get your pumice stone ?
@@SOLOTUYA I'm guessing you can find them for the feet or toilet cleaning area. 🤷♀️. I found 6 for $7.99 in Amazon.
@@SOLOTUYATry the bar b que department.
Did it scratch your stove? That’s what I’m concerned about.
Tip: Only use it in the cast iron ones, not the painted ones
Going to try this!!
Shouldn't cast iron be 'seasoned' anyway? Lol
@@silentlyspoken1727 I'm gonna use that 🤣
Brilliant!! This works fantastic!! It’s easy and really does remove all that sticky gunk that builds up. It does NOT remove any “protective coating” or paint!!
I’ve used a very similar method for years, and my stove looks amazingly clean, with no scratching.
***note: when using this method, use common sense, and obviously do not scrub the bejesus out of it. All that’s needed is gentle rubbing the affected area. It’s that simple!! Try it for yourself, you’ll be amazed!!
Bless you ! I'm a professional cleaner and this is a game changer ! Work smart, not hard !
Recently came across your videos and love them, definitely going to give this a go!
Glad you found me 🤗🤗🤗 let me know how you like it
Oh wow I had NO IDEA a pumice stone would do this!!!! Thank you!!!
We use red brick pieces..
Me too! Fun fact: My sister used a pumice stone for the calcium and lime build up in the toilet. I guess her CLR wasn't strong enough.
Not any pumice stone. This is designed specifically for cleaning porcelain and baked on enamel which is on stove top, grates and inside oven. Look for this product at hardware store in janitorial section to be sure you are getting correct product. Do not use on stainless steel.
@@kimberlyclemons1902 Thanks, you a whole super hero out here 👍
Thank you
Will try this method
THANK YOU! Nothing has been working for the leftover stains. You really make me want to clean my whole house, but I'm lazy.
i think the pumice stone is one of the most underrated cleaning tools. it’s so good
Finally someone who can help me!!!!
Thank you!!!
I’m a landlord and I clean a lot of our properties when they move out and I keep stoves that they leave behind and make them look brand new! This last weekend I had the most DIFFICULT time cleaning these dang things and honestly I still didn’t get it perfect! This will definitely make it perfect! Thanks for this 😇
I love your videos, you have given this deep cleaning woman of 15 years some great ideas.
You can also just place them in a garbage bag, spray them with Easy Off twist the bag closed let the chemical do its job.
I usually lay them out in the sun on the driveway and use a heavy black bag.
It will take a couple of hours, take to sink and rinse.
Oh my gosh!!!!!!! I’ve gotten witches crooked hands using the damn Brillo pads!!!!!! 🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯 THANK YOU!!!!
Oh my gosh your videos are amazing I’m so glad I found you while scrolling through videos at 1:30 in the morning lol. You don’t know how many times I’ve scrubbed and scrubbed and scrubbed these grates only to get frustrated and put them back on thank you so much for this tip what a blessing❤️🙏🏽
I’ve been trying to find a good hack on how to clean my grates! Thank you 😊
Beey helpful! I have been asking for yrs from people who clean houses!!!! Thaaaank you!🙌🏾♥️
Your welcome 🤗 let me know if you try it
Any pumice stone is ok? Is there a difference? For cleaning that for exfoliating?
@@mirna-txyes there's a cleaning on which is tighters like a brick with smaller holes and another one for feet with bigger holes. Get the cleaning one only!
Oh my gosh thank you I have a gas stove forever and I have never been able to get them clean. This is a game changer.
Pumice stone tip is brilliant, thank you so much. I keep my stovetop immaculate but I sometimes have trouble getting marks off the burner covers, now I’ll be using a pumice stone. Can’t thank you enough. 🙏👩🍳
I’m sad you are in LA. But the people in LA are lucky to have v you. You are awesome
Wow Ladybug 🐞. Thanks for the super great tips
Putting them in dish washer works great!!!
I came here to say this lol that’s what I do.
O.O I've never thought of this! I hate keeping those things clean. THIS I'm going to try...
Hmmm interesting…going to try my dishwasher….thanks!
As a cleaner I can agree to this in my own home on a regular basis but when cleaning other people's homes they tend not to clean these type of things and the burnt build up doesn't come off that easy.
I do that too, but it doesn't work alone. It lifts it just enough so, I can scrub it away with alot of muscle work. I am going to try the pumice stone after the dishwasher. I do alot of cooking clean my stove daily with washcloth and weekly having to do a deep cleaning. There are times I can't because of my bad hands pain.
I usually soak everything including the burner knobs in my sink with hot water, soap, vinegar and baking soda and it seems to work great but I might have to try this for those stubborn parts
Thank you! My first time living alone, and these videos are very helpful! 💖
Thank you! This was my first time living with a gas stove, and it looks terrible🤮 I’ll 100% try this
Oh my goodness, you are brilliant. I would never have thought to use a pumice stone as a cleaning instrument... THANK YOU, Miss Genius 💓
I have been waiting for this tip my whole entire life
Wow!!! Lining the sink with trash can bag is great idea! I'm a clean freak and never thought about that. Thank u so much for the tip. Love Watching all ur videos. Keep sharing. Thank you
Innit I'll be copying tht
Yes, thank you! We live in a double wide, so our sink is tiny (I dread it - but remind myself to be grateful, because some people have to boil their water (even carry it) before even washing!) I love having a gas stove, but the grates bother me. This helps tremendously, thank you! I need to go grab a pumice rock, had no idea. All your videos are life saver for me, so many thanks!! God bless
Yesss!!!!🙌🏽 SUPER helpful! My grate drives me crazy, I scrub it constantly. I’m buying a pumice stone for this right now!😂 Thank you so much!!
Thanks y’all! I sooooo like learning of helpful tips around the house.
Thanks so much! I’ve spent so much time doing this and they never look much better!!
Cool idea, the stove look brand new. Thanks for sharing.
For those who are bashing what she is using and what she is using it on; there is a thing called common sense and another called experience. She shows WHAT she uses, HOW, she uses it and what she uses it on and WHY she uses it on that specific thing. If you dont have a big enuff brain, or any common sense when u use a product on specific item then you shouldn't use it. Did you SEE any of the coating on those grates disappear? No. Cuz she has common sense and experience. Pay attention. U mite learn something.
Excellent information. Thank you.
YES extremely helpful Thank You so much.
Wow I’ve only used the stone on my toilet, NEVER would of though to use it where I cook my food 🤩 a new one of course 😂 thanks!
Awesome! Thank you so much 😊! Very Helpful Info!
Thanks for this tip. The grime left over breaks my heart every clean day. 💜
You’re videos are just amazing, super helpful. I didn’t grew up in the States, so I didn’t know what products I should use for deep cleaning. I always wanted to know. You introduce specific products. That’s really helpful. Thank you thank you!!!
The pumice stone is amazing. Saves your hands too.
You are SO helpful, Ms. Lady...God Bless you and your family and all you do🙏🏼🧡
I PUT OUR CAST IRON GRATES IN THE DISHWASHER ON 1 HOUR SETTING & 30 MINUTE DRY TIME WITH 1 TEASPOON DAWN & 1 TABLET & THEY COME OUT SUPER CLEAN WITH NO GREASE ON THEM. EASY PEASY !
I just put them in the dishwasher once a week. Perfect!
Stupid helpful, thank you so much !
Omg this is amazing thank you for sharing what a blessing! 😊
Ohhhhh I definitely needs to know this because I have almost the exact same stove! Just the middle griddle has a long, oblong piece for the flames to come out.
Yes very helpful. Thank you
Love all your helps, keep your videos coming!
The pumice stone is amazing when used to rid the ring around the toilet without scratching it.
TY 4 sharing 👍 Curious if the pumice stone rids hard water stains inside ceramic toilet bowl ..? 🤔
@@phoenixrising8007did u find out
Great video! If you don’t have or don’t want to keep a box for soaking it, you can do it in your bath tub and clean your bathtub away afterwards
It’s funny that I found this right now
I’ve been soaking my stove grates in the sink for the last hour (it’s 1am rn)
I love your cleaning videos 💕
I was a maid and we used a low fume oven cleaner.(off the stove) sometimes I would put them in tbe oven when I spay it...2 birds, one stone. : ) SOS used to sell a sponge thing filled with oven cleaner.
OMG 😱!!!! Just like a regular pumice stone?!! Now I GOTTA try this!! Thank you!!
I just love you for sharing that secret
I’m a fan of the pumice stone but here’s a tip from my cleaning days. First thing I do when I clean the kitchen is fill the bathtub up with a little bit of dawn and let the grates soak in the tub the entire time I’m cleaning the kitchen. This allows for more degreasing time and then I can get everything clean. Then I scrub these in the tub. Vacuums and tubs are a cleaners best friend!
How old were u in your cleaning days when u started and what do u do now, like how comes u left?
@@chrbx13 I was a manager for a hospitality team and it was just time to move on. I’m an Interior Designer now.
That stick is also amazing for those toilet rings!
This is the best thing ever. I’ve been looking for way to clean my dirty ugly grimy grates
It cleans great in dishwasher
I have that exact same stove 😂 and I'm so happy that I came across your videos so now I know how to deep clean my grates properly. I always used brillo pads but they never really worked
Thank you for this video! What else can I clean with this gem?!
Yes very helpful! Never thought of the pumice stone!
Girl you are gonna save me so much time and prevent me from getting arms like Johnny Bravo 😂 I've been scrubbing and scrubbing and scrubbing this is so much better!!
I use Barkeeper's Friend on those burner covers.
Drug stores, Walmart, grocery stores carry them in their personal care aisles if they have one.
My mom just told me that stuff is great to clean your shower floors too!
The way I clean mine is using a no fume oven cleaner. I spray them in the sink leave for like 15 minutes then use a scrub sponge to clean and they look like new with no scratches.
Oh wow that's truly amazing thanks for sharing
Ok, I'm a housekeeper, and one client has that exact stove. I cannot use such abrasives (she doesn't like it) but it DOES scratch the finish off of the grates. I use a stainless steel poof to scrub the burner circles and you can always put the grates in the dishwasher , but I tell her they will just always have some gunk on bc I cannot scrub it without ruining it.
This is a great tip. I have a Viking commercial gas stove top and nothing cleans all that stuff you were showing. Thanks so much!!! I’m going to try it.
I'm in charge of deep cleaning the kitchen. This is really good to know
Wow great idea using a pumice stone!!! Thanks!!
Yes, girl! Amazing!!! 🤩
I needed this today.....Thank you 🙏
Thank you!!! Thank you!!! Thank you!!! Do you know how many hours.... no , DAYS of my life I have lost trying to clean those suckers?!
I just use the pink stuff…rub it on and wash it off. It always cleans my stove like new 🙂
Great idea!!! Thanks!!! 💋
Omg I just came across your account while looking at my stove and wondering why I can't get the grates clean. Totally trying this, thank you!
Yasss🤗🤗🤗 love reading comments like these. Let me know if you try and and if you like it🤗
@@MoreThanCleaning I definitely will! I'll be following you from now on for sure. Thanks for the tips!
Thank you, thank you, thank you!
Bruh you are legit! Buying pumice stone TODAY!!!!!
Yes! This was super helpful! Thank you!!!
Thank you for the advice on the pumis
I love you. This is genius .
Yes this is amazing...now I can use a pumice stone for more thN just the.back of the toilet bowl!! Thanks!!
Stove grates.....put each of them into 1 gallon size bags and add some ammonia. Not a lot. Close the bags and left them soak about 24 hours for optimal results. The crude slides off! Legit! I've done it and it was a game changer! No scrubbing at all.
That’s why I just like a flat electric range. I don’t miss these big gas burning stoves lol. So easy to keep clean.
Wow 🤩 never thought of using a pumice stone. That worked amazingly
Yes. I'm allergic to chemicals and citrus. Makes cleaning hard... this is a great tip.
Thank you, you glorious human. Your videos are super helpful
Omg I need that in my life. I have the exact same stove top. Thanks.
Oh my goodness, thank you. I have been putting them in the dishwasher and it still a hot mess.
Wowwwww 😳 Thanks for the share!!!
Very helpful....thanks.
Great tips. Thanks.
Very helpful, thank you. I'd love your advice on how to clean burnt food from a glass top stove, thank you in advance!!
Have you tried easy off???
So helpful! Thank you
What I did was soak mine two or three at a time in my sink with THE HOTTEST WATER my sink produced as well as a bit of Dr. Bronner's Castille soap (in the peppermint scent if anyone cares), soaked it for a long time, and just continually refilled the sink when the water cooled or seeped through the crappy sink stopper, scrubbing in between each soaking session with my fingernail or a bottle opener magnet we have, and that worked even though it was a pretty long process. If you have the time to kill in between each session, plus strong fingers, plus the supplies on hand, then try this out. Why not? Happy Wednesday
great tip!! thankyou will definately try
Very helpful I've had yucky stuff on my stove since we moved in that I just can't remove so I'm going to try this!