My stove burners get absolutely disgusting. Sealing them up with a tiny bit of pure ammonia makes it possible to just wipe clean with a sponge.
So easy to do this! You don't even need elbow grease!
Ick! (I cook a lot... don't you judge me.) ;)
Take the disgusting, yucky burner and seal it up in a big Ziploc-type bag with about 1/4 cup of ammonia and let it sit overnight.
The same burner, 12 hours and no scrubbing later. Ammonia fumes have worked their magic. It's the fumes that dissolve the grease, not the ammonia itself.
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Oviously these are gas burners.....wondering if it would work the same for burner drip pans (not the burner itself) on an electric stove? I just might try it this coming week.
Works like a charm.
They do, as long as it it the enamel heat resistant paint like this. :)