I have had great success with wet dryer sheets! After using a razor blade to remove the baked on debris, I spread the sheets over the glasstop, add water, and let them soak over night. In the morning most of the gunk easily wipes off. I then use Bar Keepers Friend to further scrub the glass. For white glass I let is sit for a while...it bleaches the remaining discoloration. Rinse off and buff.
Cerama Bryte. A bottle lasts a long time. Available at appliance stores, Home Depot, Lowes, some supermarkets, etc. Wait until the stove cools, spread a little of this liquid on the glass, scrub it with a damp paper towel, then rinse off with another damp paper towel, and dry. It gets off some of the worst burned-on stains. But also keep a razor scraper for the worst burned-on spills--one came with my range, just be sure not to scratch the glass.
Also, try not to let anything sit too long, especially acidic foods like tomato sauce. They can etch the glass.
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Hi Karim. I have a glass stove top and I wrote a post about how I do it. My stove is many years old and it looks brand new. https://www.exquisitelyunremarkable.com/2017/04/the-best-way-to-clean-glass-stove-top.html Hope this helps!
This article may help: https://www.hometalk.com/diy/clean/ovens/how-to-clean-your-glass-cooktop-1322161
How to Clean Your Glass Cooktop!
This how to video is also helpful: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=HjVxtKgy8gI
I have had great success with wet dryer sheets! After using a razor blade to remove the baked on debris, I spread the sheets over the glasstop, add water, and let them soak over night. In the morning most of the gunk easily wipes off. I then use Bar Keepers Friend to further scrub the glass. For white glass I let is sit for a while...it bleaches the remaining discoloration. Rinse off and buff.
I use Rieman nonabrasive cream stove cleaner specially made for ceramic/glass top stoves. Thats the one cleaner I spend extra on.($5.00)
I use Bar Keeper’s powdered version. Works fantastic! No scratching the of the glass top.
Cerama Bryte. A bottle lasts a long time. Available at appliance stores, Home Depot, Lowes, some supermarkets, etc. Wait until the stove cools, spread a little of this liquid on the glass, scrub it with a damp paper towel, then rinse off with another damp paper towel, and dry. It gets off some of the worst burned-on stains. But also keep a razor scraper for the worst burned-on spills--one came with my range, just be sure not to scratch the glass.
Also, try not to let anything sit too long, especially acidic foods like tomato sauce. They can etch the glass.