As a cleaner for 12 years myself who already knows how to clean cooktops, I thoroughly enjoyed watching this and very much appreciate your videos! You have an excellent manner of describing the right way to approach things. Kudos to you!
One thing I have learned with my glass top is that you have to wait for it to cool then do a layer of baking soda and lemon juice like a paste then take the scraper to clean. I think you only need a fraction of the Dawn and Barkeepers Friend because a little goes a long way and if you get too much on it’s very hard to rinse it off and leaves a film. I have also noticed that if I take a magic eraser and then rinse it also gets off a lot of the film and grease.
I feel like the amount of product they use in this type of video is usually for show. Just like big companies do when it comes to bodywash/shampoo. It's a way to get the consumers to use more product and then end up having to repurchase the product sooner.
You are right until you mention the magic eraser, magic eraser give you cancer, so no don't use a magic eraser. The federal government has stated they cause cancer!!
I have an induction stove with a glass cooktop. I never let residue from cooking sit longer than it takes to cool. I try to avoid spilling in the first place. But if I do, after wiping with diluted Dawn spray, I use a clean microfiber cloth to wipe the surface and follow with a spray of alcohol. Works great.
I just bought this cooktop cleaner and another Barkeepers Friend spray because of other videos you’ve shared. Thank you for helping make my life more organized and productive.
I love my baking soda,a little water and plastic scraper. Easy, cheap and effective and risk free. Plus I use my finger tips to feel if i missed a spot.
I have been using a formula I heard about. It uses: --Dawn Powerwash (spray all over) --Baking soda (sprinkle over the Dawn) --Hydrogen peroxide (a tablespoon or two) Mix together, then wait three minutes (not more!). After that scrub. It takes very little scrubbing and works well!
This is the best video on cleaning the glass top stove. Just cleaned mine the way he suggested and it looks amazing. Best tip was to use a new razor blade. I will never clean my glass top any other way from now on. Thank you so much. 😊
The flat edge scraper is key. Use it with a mild abrasive like soft scrub, it works. Just be super careful that you hold it flat and straight. Extremely nerve-wracking using a metal blade on glass but it works well.
My stove is 10 yrs old and it's not a showpiece. I don't care if I get a few scratches in the top. Eventually it will be tossed out for a new model anyway, possibly an induction version.
OMG this is awesome. I just got a new GTR and have only used it about 5 or 6 times. I had some marks that were showing up and for the life of me I could not get them off. This worked awesome Thank you thank you thank you.
I use oven off and spray the hard area and put damp paper towel over the sprayed area, it always comes out clean especially when honey or syrups spilled on the hot surfaces and hardens. It works very well using oven off. Sometimes you repeat few times until all is removed.
I clean mine daily. Greas leaves a haze, I use dawn and wipe with a rinsed dishcloth to remove the soap, towel it dry, tgen go over it with a clean microfiber cloth made for glass.
I have used Weimans for years and it works great. It works better and faster than anything. I have found that using the microfiber towels work well. The razor that came with my original Weiman glass top cleaner kit puts the blade at the right angle. I didn't know Barkeepers Friend had a stove top cleaner but I have used the powder for years and it works well.
@ElbaRosano I bought the kit that had the razor blade at Lowes Hardware but I get just the cleaner at Walmart. I find it lasts a long time as you only use a small amount.
This guy is a boss. Never would have thought something menial like cleaning would have interested me, but he makes it so enrapturing, like a mechanic speaking about an engine he's rebuilt. Or maybe I'm just getting old 😅
That means so much, I really appreciate you watching and sharing such kind words. Cleaning can be a chore at times but I try my hardest to make it as fun and enjoyable as possible! 🙂
Today I looked at my glass cooktop and wondered how to get rid of that residue. Few hours later I got this recommended for me. Weird but I’m thankful 🙏🏻
My favourite way to clean then is to spread the stovetop cleaner in a thin layer and let it dry a bit first before scrubbing. It seems to make it easier. Less elbow grease needed. I’ve also noticed the more frequently it’s cleaned like this the better.
After initial cleaning, use a cordless drill with a small foam buffing attachment found at most auto parts stores. Apply cleaner to foam pad, set drill to low speed and cut your time in half for this job. EZ Peasy.
My method is similar but I use the weiman stove top kit which includes the cream, scrubber and razor. I spray the top with windex wipe it with a paper towel to get off surface debris and grease. Then use wiseman glass top cleaner with their scrubby you can tell at that point it any remains if so grab the razor no need to make a third step. Wipe off the Weiman cream with a paper towel and buff, it will be clean and polished and takes Les than a minute or two. I wash my top after each use and it looks like brand new.
For day to day cleaning I use some sort of mild cleaner and then a spray of vinegar and newspaper gets it shiny! I do try and do this cleaning about every month to stop it from building up too much
I use Dawn Platinum dish detergent and powder Bon Ami if there are stuck on areas. I’ve been using The powdered Bon Ami on oven door windows for years also.
Hi Brandon, I have a stove like this. I noticed the back of yours, where the knobs are has streaks on it like mine. Is there a way to clean that up or is it stained forever ? Thanks so much !! Would love to hsve you deep clean my 2 houses !!! You are so good !! 😍
For over 10 years Ive used dawn as well as pot and pan stainless scrub pads. I know they say not to, but in my experience it does not damage the top. Those tops are tough and actually a ceramic glass mix specially made to take beatings from pots and pans use daily. Tops are much tougher than a drinking glass ,and the stainless scrubber don't scratch drinking glasses ( unless they are old leaded glass and not safe to drink from ) so why would they hurt a cooktop ?
Bar Keeper's Friend is such a game changer. A girlfriend introduced it to me and I'm never letting go. Of the Bar Keeper's Friend, she got jettisoned years ago.
I had one of these stoves several years ago, and basically scrubbed the finish off, not realizing I was doing that. When I bought my last house, it had another one, and I am smarter: (1) I don’t scrape things across it. Hard, I know, but if I’m careful it’s all good. You cannot scrape pans back and forth over it (as I told my chef-wannabe son-in-law). (2) For tougher messes, I use a scraper and a paste of baking soda. (3) Once in a while I use a dedicated glass top cleaner and give it a good scrub. (4) Finally, for every day clean up, I use a Skoy cloth and Mrs. Meyers spray. Mrs. Meyers is liquid magic on the stove top, for some reason.
Dually noted about using the razer knife blade 👍 I never thought to use that, worked great, thanks for that one missing key I couldn't find,lol👍 Cheers 🍻
I have had a glass top stove for ages and it was super easy to clean . We bought a kitchen aid with a glass top three weeks ago and after simple cooking on it it shows some scratching and some coil issues. I am very picky about keeping things clean but I can’t figure out how this happenef
Thank you for these videos!! You are such a blessing and you are so talented in cleaning knowledge, video talent, and communication! You gained this subscribed tonight with this video and the inside windshield one❤
I use a quality a Oven Cleaning spray. It's a little smelly so I fire up the exhaust fan then spray the surface, spreading the cleaner over the top with a cheapie old paintbrush. Let it sit for an hour or longer for an excessively dirty cooktop .....and with a couple of clean terry cloth rags, wipe the surface off. Follow up by wiping the surface with fresh water and some paper towels. No scrubbing or razors needed and the results are outstanding.
I put wet kitchen towel on the hob with washing up liquid, I leave it while clearing up the kitchen, when I remove the kitchen towel soaked in washing up liquid, everything has softened and just wipes off, I rinse well with a cloth and cold water, then polish with a soft dry cloth, no scrubbing or scraping.
2:57 /7:57pm ET........I sometimes use very old Corningware dishes on my black cooktop with no problem, but one left a light coloured film on the burner. Probably got too hot. Nothing seems to remove it. It feels slightly less slippery when I wipe the area. I've tried lemon juice, lime juice, BarKeeper's powder, stovetop polish, baking soda, etc. I keep it "like new" and this is really irritating. Any suggestions? Great video. Thank you.
I have a random cleaning question…have not seen it on TH-cam yet. Definitely not common. I have a Tyndall fireplace that is not smooth and finished. So it’s stone, porous with texture. Any idea how to clean it? I’m on my big fall clean and I know the stone was built in 88 and I doubt it was ever cleaned. I’ve been here 3 years and I’m scared to try anything and ruin the stone! I know it was a grey/white color originally now it’s looking a lil dusty dull off white/brownish colour in some places.
My husband found a ceramic scraper to clean the glass cooktop. No chance of scratching and works great. I use Lestoil, scraper, then Weimans. 2-3 minutes and it's spotless and shiny
I live in the UK….we don’t have ‘Dawn’ here but I can easily adapt your cleaning products - however am unsure about the ‘scrubber’ that you use? There are so many to choose from. Which ones are ‘safe’ to use on glass? I don’t want to end up permanently scratching the surface…any help would be appreciated with this.
Now I'd like to see a WHITE glass cook top tackled. I recently moved into my home, and my disaster of a cooktop is near the top of my deep clean list! 🙂
I have an induction hob that looks clean enough, but there's always this 'film' on top that won't come off. I'll certainly try the Bar Keeper's Friend product, if I can get it. Thanks!
This isn’t a very dirty cooktop. Your Demonstration is good for the daily or weekly spills and burnt gunk. A couple years back I had a customer who had a truly filthy glass stovetop. Starting with a degreaser took only the most recent crud away, as expected. Skipping straight to a razor blade was a faster process of removing the crusty stuff. Degrease again, and another round with the blade, (it requires a brand new blade, anything that’s been used before will not be very effective, and will likely have a damaged edge, which will cause scratching) and when you use it to the point where it feels smooth to your hand, it’s time for the abrasive polishes (baking soda, Ajax, barkeepers etc.) to be used with a scrubby sponge thing. I learned this in the early 80s or so from my mother who had the first generation of glass cooktops. White glass. It lasted, looking like new until the elements were replaced enough times that the appliance had served its purpose. Decades. Now she has one that’s going on 10yrs, still looks like new. Mine, is an induction stove, 5yrs old and looks like new. I clean it every few days or weeks. After reviving, it never fully recovered, the one I described, because of pitting and deeper scratches, resulting in etching, it was finally replaced. His new one took only weeks before it was as bad as the original. Some people are simply not concerned about damaging their nice stuff, though he bought expensive appliances. I’m glad he pays me to fix his stuff, it’s like job security. 😊
I use a similar technique but the second step I use baking soda or powdered Bar Keepers Friend (because that's what I have on hand) and I use a power drill with a pad attachment on it. I place it on a blue scotch brite sponge that's moist and that usually takes care of it much quicker. Light pressure on low speed. You don't need to blast it at full RPM.
Thankyousoverymuch! I am temporarily living in my parent's home that I just inherited. It has a black glass cooktop...which I ...absolutely...hate.... sigh. She loved it because it was "easy to clean". Except she missed those spots. There are some of those "spots" that just don't want to come out. I'll give this a go.
I used a cleaning spray on my glass stove top and it left a white cast which had never happened before. Used water too to remove it but it comes back. Any tips on how to get rid of that??
My roommate go one of these stove I hate cooking on them because something was to spill you have to immediately wipe it up even though the surface is hot I have burn myself many times.
I have a streak that goes start down inside the glass. On the area of the glass that’s facing inward, between the two sheets of glass. I need to take the glass sheet on the inside off. How do I do that?
As a cleaner for 12 years myself who already knows how to clean cooktops, I thoroughly enjoyed watching this and very much appreciate your videos! You have an excellent manner of describing the right way to approach things. Kudos to you!
Thank you so much! It's great to be part of an online community of cleaners.
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I was told not used dish washer soap on flat top
@@baybramillion9263 I’ve looked online for anything named this & couldn’t find anything🙁
It worked! Thank you so much! I thought I had ruined my new glass-top stove but this process returned it to looking new again.
One thing I have learned with my glass top is that you have to wait for it to cool then do a layer of baking soda and lemon juice like a paste then take the scraper to clean. I think you only need a fraction of the Dawn and Barkeepers Friend because a little goes a long way and if you get too much on it’s very hard to rinse it off and leaves a film. I have also noticed that if I take a magic eraser and then rinse it also gets off a lot of the film and grease.
I feel like the amount of product they use in this type of video is usually for show. Just like big companies do when it comes to bodywash/shampoo. It's a way to get the consumers to use more product and then end up having to repurchase the product sooner.
You are right until you mention the magic eraser, magic eraser give you cancer, so no don't use a magic eraser. The federal government has stated they cause cancer!!
Advice is needed for cleaning toaster ovens internally and externally. Even the manufacturers reps are clueless. Especially on glass doors.
I have an induction stove with a glass cooktop. I never let residue from cooking sit longer than it takes to cool. I try to avoid spilling in the first place. But if I do, after wiping with diluted Dawn spray, I use a clean microfiber cloth to wipe the surface and follow with a spray of alcohol. Works great.
I just bought this cooktop cleaner and another Barkeepers Friend spray because of other videos you’ve shared. Thank you for helping make my life more organized and productive.
That is awesome!
I love my baking soda,a little water and plastic scraper. Easy, cheap and effective and risk free. Plus I use my finger tips to feel if i missed a spot.
I have been using a formula I heard about. It uses:
--Dawn Powerwash (spray all over)
--Baking soda (sprinkle over the Dawn)
--Hydrogen peroxide (a tablespoon or two)
Mix together, then wait three minutes (not more!). After that scrub. It takes very little scrubbing and works well!
Why "wait no More) ?
Kabooooom!
@MrJosemaravilla1 I think that has too many chemicals to use where you cook food.
This is the best video on cleaning the glass top stove. Just cleaned mine the way he suggested and it looks amazing. Best tip was to use a new razor blade. I will never clean my glass top any other way from now on. Thank you so much. 😊
I love to hear this Kathleen!
The flat edge scraper is key. Use it with a mild abrasive like soft scrub, it works. Just be super careful that you hold it flat and straight. Extremely nerve-wracking using a metal blade on glass but it works well.
My stove is 10 yrs old and it's not a showpiece. I don't care if I get a few scratches in the top. Eventually it will be tossed out for a new model anyway, possibly an induction version.
OMG this is awesome. I just got a new GTR and have only used it about 5 or 6 times. I had some marks that were showing up and for the life of me I could not get them off. This worked awesome Thank you thank you thank you.
I use oven off and spray the hard area and put damp paper towel over the sprayed area, it always comes out clean especially when honey or syrups spilled on the hot surfaces and hardens. It works very well using oven off. Sometimes you repeat few times until all is removed.
I heard people put a garbage bag over the area they sprayed with oven cleaner instead of a wet paper towel
Good idea! I never thought of using oven cleaner. It's a no brainer.
This is my go to! Bar Keeper's Friend stove top cleaner is SUPER underrated. That stuff is GREAT!
I use the same … it works magic with water spray post bar keepers friend application
Thanks for the video! I will try it.
Does this system remove the "grayish" spots on the burner area? Why do they turn grayish?
I clean mine daily. Greas leaves a haze, I use dawn and wipe with a rinsed dishcloth to remove the soap, towel it dry, tgen go over it with a clean microfiber cloth made for glass.
How can I get the water mineral deposits out of the commode? Love your cleaning videos.
You give the best cleaning tips! Thanks for sharing! 🙌🏻
I have used Weimans for years and it works great. It works better and faster than anything. I have found that using the microfiber towels work well. The razor that came with my original Weiman glass top cleaner kit puts the blade at the right angle. I didn't know Barkeepers Friend had a stove top cleaner but I have used the powder for years and it works well.
Where do you sell it?
@ElbaRosano I bought the kit that had the razor blade at Lowes Hardware but I get just the cleaner at Walmart. I find it lasts a long time as you only use a small amount.
This guy is a boss. Never would have thought something menial like cleaning would have interested me, but he makes it so enrapturing, like a mechanic speaking about an engine he's rebuilt. Or maybe I'm just getting old 😅
That means so much, I really appreciate you watching and sharing such kind words. Cleaning can be a chore at times but I try my hardest to make it as fun and enjoyable as possible! 🙂
@@CleanThatUp Magic Erasers work really well too!
Today I looked at my glass cooktop and wondered how to get rid of that residue. Few hours later I got this recommended for me. Weird but I’m thankful 🙏🏻
I just discovered your channel - you really make cleaning sound like fun! Thank you for your great tips, very much appreciated!
My favourite way to clean then is to spread the stovetop cleaner in a thin layer and let it dry a bit first before scrubbing. It seems to make it easier. Less elbow grease needed. I’ve also noticed the more frequently it’s cleaned like this the better.
I missed where you said what time of scrubber you were using. Please advise. Thanks in advance for the helpful tips.
Amazing! Can you give tips on how to rinse surfaces thoroughly without dousing it in water?
Thanks!
After initial cleaning, use a cordless drill with a small foam buffing attachment found at most auto parts stores. Apply cleaner to foam pad, set drill to low speed and cut your time in half for this job. EZ Peasy.
My method is similar but I use the weiman stove top kit which includes the cream, scrubber and razor. I spray the top with windex wipe it with a paper towel to get off surface debris and grease. Then use wiseman glass top cleaner with their scrubby you can tell at that point it any remains if so grab the razor no need to make a third step. Wipe off the Weiman cream with a paper towel and buff, it will be clean and polished and takes Les than a minute or two. I wash my top after each use and it looks like brand new.
For day to day cleaning I use some sort of mild cleaner and then a spray of vinegar and newspaper gets it shiny! I do try and do this cleaning about every month to stop it from building up too much
I use Dawn Platinum dish detergent and powder Bon Ami if there are stuck on areas. I’ve been using The powdered Bon Ami on oven door windows for years also.
This is so satisfying. Thank you! 😃💪💕
Baking soda and lemon juice worked for me.
I use washing up liquid ..works perfectly
this is how ive been doing it for 15 years on our stove. it still looks 95% new.
I use a pot scrubber then rinse followed be auto rubbing compound. Works like a champ looks new after 20 years of use.
What auto rubbing compound?
Hi there 👋🏻 I'm new here and already learning so much! I need help with cleaning my black stove top completely with burners and all. Thanks!
Hi Claudia! Glad I can help out a little. Happy cleaning :)
Super helpful. I have bar keepers cleanser. I wonder if that is just as good as the liquid?
Hi Brandon, I have a stove like this. I noticed the back of yours, where the knobs are has streaks on it like mine. Is there a way to clean that up or is it stained forever ? Thanks so much !! Would love to hsve you deep clean my 2 houses !!! You are so good !! 😍
For over 10 years Ive used dawn as well as pot and pan stainless scrub pads. I know they say not to, but in my experience it does not damage the top. Those tops are tough and actually a ceramic glass mix specially made to take beatings from pots and pans use daily. Tops are much tougher than a drinking glass ,and the stainless scrubber don't scratch drinking glasses ( unless they are old leaded glass and not safe to drink from ) so why would they hurt a cooktop ?
Bar Keeper's Friend is such a game changer. A girlfriend introduced it to me and I'm never letting go. Of the Bar Keeper's Friend, she got jettisoned years ago.
I agree, it's the best!
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@@gracie2298 Sorry for your loss Gracie... 😟🙏
I had one of these stoves several years ago, and basically scrubbed the finish off, not realizing I was doing that. When I bought my last house, it had another one, and I am smarter: (1) I don’t scrape things across it. Hard, I know, but if I’m careful it’s all good. You cannot scrape pans back and forth over it (as I told my chef-wannabe son-in-law). (2) For tougher messes, I use a scraper and a paste of baking soda. (3) Once in a while I use a dedicated glass top cleaner and give it a good scrub. (4) Finally, for every day clean up, I use a Skoy cloth and Mrs. Meyers spray. Mrs. Meyers is liquid magic on the stove top, for some reason.
What type of the pot must be used
If I don't have Bar Keeper's, can I use regular baking soda to clean up?
Dually noted about using the razer knife blade 👍 I never thought to use that, worked great, thanks for that one missing key I couldn't find,lol👍 Cheers 🍻
I have had a glass top stove for ages and it was super easy to clean . We bought a kitchen aid with a glass top three weeks ago and after simple cooking on it it shows some scratching and some coil issues. I am very picky about keeping things clean but I can’t figure out how this happenef
Thank you for these videos!! You are such a blessing and you are so talented in cleaning knowledge, video talent, and communication! You gained this subscribed tonight with this video and the inside windshield one❤
Thanks for the video! I've had luck soaking ours in Simple Green and scrubbing. Going to try the abrasive you suggested!
I use a quality a Oven Cleaning spray. It's a little smelly so I fire up the exhaust fan then spray the surface, spreading the cleaner over the top with a cheapie old paintbrush. Let it sit for an hour or longer for an excessively dirty cooktop .....and with a couple of clean terry cloth rags, wipe the surface off. Follow up by wiping the surface with fresh water and some paper towels. No scrubbing or razors needed and the results are outstanding.
I have melted plastic wrap on my cook top. Is there anything at all to remove this? I've used Dawn Powerwash & razor blades. A miracle would be great!
I put wet kitchen towel on the hob with washing up liquid, I leave it while clearing up the kitchen, when I remove the kitchen towel soaked in washing up liquid, everything has softened and just wipes off, I rinse well with a cloth and cold water, then polish with a soft dry cloth, no scrubbing or scraping.
Beautiful shiny stove .great job.
Is there a difference between cleaning a regular glass stove top and an induction stove?
For a stove top with a raised rim., would it make sense to pour water on the surface and let it sit and soften everything up?
Best video on cleaning glass stovetops
2:57 /7:57pm ET........I sometimes use very old Corningware dishes on my black cooktop with no problem, but one left a light coloured film on the burner. Probably got too hot. Nothing seems to remove it. It feels slightly less slippery when I wipe the area. I've tried lemon juice, lime juice, BarKeeper's powder, stovetop polish, baking soda, etc. I keep it "like new" and this is really irritating. Any suggestions? Great video. Thank you.
I never thought to use Dawn Powerhouse. That did a great job! Thanks.
I usually clean mine off with Soft Scrub; works great without scratching. It looks a lot like your BKF product. Do you know if they are similar?
What do you use on the stainless steel part?
Thanks for confirming that I'm doing it the right way. I actually have that same scraper.
My man here was so thorough he could probably clean up the streets of Gotham
He best way of cleaning burnt on food, a hand steamer is the best
I have a random cleaning question…have not seen it on TH-cam yet. Definitely not common. I have a Tyndall fireplace that is not smooth and finished. So it’s stone, porous with texture. Any idea how to clean it? I’m on my big fall clean and I know the stone was built in 88 and I doubt it was ever cleaned. I’ve been here 3 years and I’m scared to try anything and ruin the stone! I know it was a grey/white color originally now it’s looking a lil dusty dull off white/brownish colour in some places.
Lots of videos on line how to clean stone fireplaces
My husband found a ceramic scraper to clean the glass cooktop. No chance of scratching and works great. I use Lestoil, scraper, then Weimans. 2-3 minutes and it's spotless and shiny
What?? Ceramic (zirconia) blades will absolutely scratch glass. Steel, however, will not.
@@Eriiaa been using that scraper for almost 2 years and hasn't scratched even once.
Magic eraser is useful as well for this process
Can you use Dawn degreaser to clean a glass oven door window, then possibly use Bar Keeper's friend glass cleaner if needed?
Did you read my mind? Today is the day I want to tackle this. Thanks for a great tutorial!
Glad it was helpful!
My niece gave me one of those glass top stoves and I really HATE them. Get hot too fast and take too long to cool down, but I did thank her..., 😂 !!!
How do you clean the buttons area?
Bar keepers friend is glass top safe? Good to know
Thanks for this. I have a new induction cooktop and this situation exactly happened. I now have the confidence to fix it properly! ❤
I cook baking soda on top off it and it comes off so easy
How, can you explain the cooking baking soda method? Would love to learn
Thanks for the vid! I have a glass top stove which I hate. At least I know how to clean it now.
Ditto...I hate mine also😊
I have a question? Whats easier to clean electric stove or a gas stove?this is the 1st electric stove that ive had before.always had a gas stove.
I use vinegar and dishwashing soap, sometimes the scraper and it shines
I might be a bit of an oddball but I find cleaning things well very satisfying.
Come to my place !! (I enjoy the after lol)
Let BKF cleaner dry before scrubbing, then it helps your scrub effort as an addition abrasive.
Thank-you for this very helpful video..
Curious what the difference is between a soft cleanser and glass stove top cleaner??
Mainly the price.
I live in the UK….we don’t have ‘Dawn’ here but I can easily adapt your cleaning products - however am unsure about the ‘scrubber’ that you use? There are so many to choose from. Which ones are ‘safe’ to use on glass? I don’t want to end up permanently scratching the surface…any help would be appreciated with this.
I make my own dawn power wash cuz I kept forgetting to buy it. It works great.
Now I'd like to see a WHITE glass cook top tackled. I recently moved into my home, and my disaster of a cooktop is near the top of my deep clean list! 🙂
I use baking soda mixed with Dawn liquid dish soap…cheap scrubbing solution…no scratches or strong chemicals.
I have an induction hob that looks clean enough, but there's always this 'film' on top that won't come off. I'll certainly try the Bar Keeper's Friend product, if I can get it. Thanks!
What would you suggest for cleaning black granite bathroom counters?
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I’m going to try this! 😊 Thank you! Have a great day!
Have fun!
What is good to use for scolded water on my stove top?
Can you get rid of the scapes that come from pots sliding on the glass surface?
How do you clean the inside of the oven door? It's a double glass, making it impossible to clean inside.
This isn’t a very dirty cooktop. Your Demonstration is good for the daily or weekly spills and burnt gunk.
A couple years back I had a customer who had a truly filthy glass stovetop.
Starting with a degreaser took only the most recent crud away, as expected. Skipping straight to a razor blade was a faster process of removing the crusty stuff. Degrease again, and another round with the blade, (it requires a brand new blade, anything that’s been used before will not be very effective, and will likely have a damaged edge, which will cause scratching) and when you use it to the point where it feels smooth to your hand, it’s time for the abrasive polishes (baking soda, Ajax, barkeepers etc.) to be used with a scrubby sponge thing.
I learned this in the early 80s or so from my mother who had the first generation of glass cooktops. White glass. It lasted, looking like new until the elements were replaced enough times that the appliance had served its purpose. Decades. Now she has one that’s going on 10yrs, still looks like new.
Mine, is an induction stove, 5yrs old and looks like new.
I clean it every few days or weeks. After reviving, it never fully recovered, the one I described, because of pitting and deeper scratches, resulting in etching, it was finally replaced.
His new one took only weeks before it was as bad as the original. Some people are simply not concerned about damaging their nice stuff, though he bought expensive appliances.
I’m glad he pays me to fix his stuff, it’s like job security. 😊
Can I use the Dawn Power Wash in my oven and oven door? Thanks so much for this video.
I use a similar technique but the second step I use baking soda or powdered Bar Keepers Friend (because that's what I have on hand) and I use a power drill with a pad attachment on it. I place it on a blue scotch brite sponge that's moist and that usually takes care of it much quicker. Light pressure on low speed. You don't need to blast it at full RPM.
Thankyousoverymuch! I am temporarily living in my parent's home that I just inherited. It has a black glass cooktop...which I ...absolutely...hate.... sigh. She loved it because it was "easy to clean". Except she missed those spots. There are some of those "spots" that just don't want to come out. I'll give this a go.
I used a cleaning spray on my glass stove top and it left a white cast which had never happened before. Used water too to remove it but it comes back. Any tips on how to get rid of that??
Thx for your videos, I want to know what if the stoves plate is weared out. What other method or cleaner can be used
I have a question how do you clean black mold or just any type of mold i have some in my bathroom ceiling and i need help
For the razor, they have "safety" utility blades that are rounded on the corners to help stop it from digging in
What brand of blades do you recommend?
@MariaRoque-ht9br I know Kobalt from Lowes makes them, but I've only used that brand so I don't know how they compare to others.
Hey Brandon! Great job.
Hey, Thanks so much! 🙂
My roommate go one of these stove I hate cooking on them because something was to spill you have to immediately wipe it up even though the surface is hot I have burn myself many times.
Thank you! You tips and directions are ALWAYS helpful. I’ve referred friends to your channel.
That is seriously so cool! Thanks so much for watching and sharing 🙂
Hello ThankYou for the great info☺
You bet!
I have a streak that goes start down inside the glass. On the area of the glass that’s facing inward, between the two sheets of glass. I need to take the glass sheet on the inside off. How do I do that?