How do I clean the burned on grease on the top of my stove and burners
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I have burned on grease on the top of my stove and the burners. I am looking for a practical and easy way to get it back to being white and shiny.
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@Jeanne Warner You don't say what kind of stove top and burners you have, is it gas or electric.
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Carolyn Faye Blizzard Lanier
on Dec 31, 2013
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I usually use Ajax and it scrubs right off. But as @Carolyn Faye Blizzard Lanier hinted at, I'm not sure its safe for all surfaces.
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Meir W
on Dec 31, 2013
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BarKeepers friend is amazing. I use it and a nylon scrubbie on my ceramic top stove.
![Love Digging in the Dirt]()
Love Digging in the Dirt
on Dec 31, 2013
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Make a paste of baking soda and peroxide. Smear it all over the area that needs cleaning and let it set several hours. You should be able to clean it off easily.
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Judy
on Jan 01, 2014
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Lestoil!!
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Judy Cady
on Jan 02, 2014
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baking soda and a wet nylon scrubbie
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Nancy Martin Becker
on Jan 02, 2014
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I use the baking soda and peroxide method. put what you and in the sink. (plug in) and cover the pieces with a paste of baking soda and a few drops of peroxide---enough to be just moist. Rub the paste all over the dirty pieces and then I spray (using a spray bottle--sorry) straight peroxide onto it. Allow it to "work a while and then rinse. you may have to follow this procedure a few times depending on the soil. you can do the same on the stove top. Other than nylon, I would NOT use a scrubber!
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Accentuations!
on Jan 02, 2014
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Well this is a useful dialogue. I think the best way I've found was letting the area soak for a time, and it hardly matters what you use; lestoil used to be my go-to product, but I get dollar store windex on almost everything now and find it very adequate! elbow grease is also useful! good luck!
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Linda Weeks
on Jan 03, 2014
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Lol... I just saw this same exact problem on my FB feed. The woman sealed her burners in a plastic bag with a little bit of ammonia. She placed the sealed burner outside in case of an accidental leak for 12 hrs. The fumes made the gunk come off and all she had to do was wipe it clean. I think it was actually a Hometalk post! Try the No Scrub way to clean burners
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Tracey Lopes
on Jan 03, 2014
Carolyn Faye Blizzard Lanier
on Dec 31, 2013
Meir W
on Dec 31, 2013
Love Digging in the Dirt
on Dec 31, 2013
Judy
on Jan 01, 2014
Judy Cady
on Jan 02, 2014
Nancy Martin Becker
on Jan 02, 2014
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