How do I clean and shine up my black range?

At Walmart or the grocery store, you can buy low-abrasive gels made for flat top stoves. Some people suggest using no-lint cloths for this job, but I found that the soft paper towels are the best. They are more costly than what I use for general spills and cleaning, so I hide them from the family! If a few fibers are left after everything has dried, you can just blow or whisk them away. Follow the rules for your stove-no hotter than medium, pans in the center, use the right kind of pans. Best wishes!

After your regular cleaning try spraying white vinegar and water and use a micro fiber cloth.

We just bought one as well and although it looks beautiful, it is a pain to clean. Get the low abrasive cleaner for the flattops along with a non-abrasive scrub pad (your cleaner may come with one as mine did). Use a tiny amount on the spots and dirty area, spread it around and let it sit to dissolve then scrub with scrubbie. I'm thinking a Scrub Daddy would work for this great. If you have really stuck on stuff a razor blade at a 45 deg. angel will remove, I also use glass cleaner to shine it up. The regular cleaner for flat top is like a wax and everything shows when you touch it. Get a microfiber towel just for this purpose.

After cleaning it good it put a product called gellgloss on it .The gell gloss comes in spray and liquid i like spray best . I put it on all my black appliances spray on wipe with microfiber cloth it takes out little scratches and shines right up and makes finger prints on fridge come easy with cloth touch ups and same with cook top .Hope this will help you .

Try baking soda and vinegar with a drop of liquid dishwashing detergent.

Thanks but that seems as much work as I am doing now.

Thank you Jewell....I will try the soft towels for sure.

But why no hotter than medium....they have hot settings on the burner handles.