Hi Cathy. I boil up some water and set it aside until the cooktop is cooled. Lay paper towels over the cooktop then gently pour enough of the still hot water over the towels until they're soaked. Go to bed😀 Next morning just remove the towels and buff dry. If you've got some really funky stuff, you can add some vinegar into the water pour.😀
Oh I like Karen's idea a lot! I haven't tried that but now I will!!! I use a razor blade edge to get the stuff off that is impossible to remove. You have to keep it at an angle to not scratch the glass top though...but it does work.
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This is just what you need: Ceramic cooktop cleaner.
Hi Cathy. I boil up some water and set it aside until the cooktop is cooled. Lay paper towels over the cooktop then gently pour enough of the still hot water over the towels until they're soaked. Go to bed😀 Next morning just remove the towels and buff dry. If you've got some really funky stuff, you can add some vinegar into the water pour.😀
Oh I like Karen's idea a lot! I haven't tried that but now I will!!! I use a razor blade edge to get the stuff off that is impossible to remove. You have to keep it at an angle to not scratch the glass top though...but it does work.
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