How do I get scorched metal off my glass stovetop?
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Try sprinkling a good amount of baking soda on there and then spray sone w.hite vinegar on there so it makes a paste then let it stay on there for about an hour and use a flat edge razor blade and scrape it off
Contact manufacturer of stove.
Think I would contact the manufacturer's customer service hotline.
I found a use for getting scorched metal off my designer glass coffee table by accident~ I found these really strong wipes for cleaning outdoor bbq’s, & i thought as the decor tradie i am that they will come in handy for something mixed with something” in future(as i am quite good with some lab works”).. & this case i wiped as much as poss first, then with a clean wipe sat it on the affected area & mixed bi-carb soda & water in a sml spray bottle(half /half) & soaked the wipe further.... left for around 8 hours( as i went out), then cleaned it. I also used plastic a spatula to assist however the result worked.... perhaps it will for you too.
Much luck & Happy Crafting /& Repairs:)
Believe it or not but I use steel wool grade #0000. A friend of mine told me about it! It does not scratch the surface. Just wet the steel wool and scrub it off! You'll be super surprised!
Hello. Not sure if this will help but I found a product called Bar Keepers Friend and it has removed everything that I had ever burned onto my glass stovetop.
Sprinkle the powder on and make a paste with hot water. I then scrub in circular motions with an old toothbrush. You will need some elbow grease and patience. Hopefully eventually you will start seeing the mark fade.
https://www.barkeepersfriend.com/
Not sure it will work but my “go to” for glass cooktops is soaking a kitchen hand towel and leaving it sit for awhile. I come back and scrub with baking soda and ‘safe for glass’ scrub brush or pad. Sometimes I use a plastic spatula to scrub.
I have had the same problem and solved it by using a product from Dawn called POWER DISSOLVER. t's hard to find but did locate it on ebay, bid for it and got it in the institutional size. I spray this on hard to removes spots and really heavy grease areas on pots & pans. Cover the area with plastic wrap, pat the wrap down so no air spots are visible. I leave this on for up to overnight. Remove plastic and just wash off with warm water. It's really amazing. My pots and pans and stove top never look newer after this use. It has never hurt and of my surfaces (DON'T USE ON ALUMINUM).
Good Luck
I take a razor blade and scrap what I can off and then use bar keepers friend. Cheap at the dollar store. Around $3
Yes good idea with the razor also try using magic eraser, wet it lightly then scrub
I purchased the 'glass stove top cleaner' made by MAAS. It comes in a bottle with a push up top. I put some directly on the area with the issue, rubbed it in & then put a dampened dish cloth over it for about 2 hours. Then I used wadded up paper towels to rub & rub the area. I did not use anything to scrape the surface. It took some elbow grease ... BUT IT WORKED!! Then I put more of the cleaner lightly in other places so I could rub & polish the entire surface ... It looked like it did when the stove was first installed. Look up MAAS , I think it was manufactured in Germany, on the net and you will see their entire line of products. I have stainless steel appliances (NEVER AGAIN) and I used their stainless steel cleaner and the surfaces looked like new! I think I found it on AMAZON.
I now KNOW when I have a spill on the stove to clean it as soon as the stove is cool. Don't think I let it wait till I feel like it!!!!!! Good luck.
I used a white sponge eraser on my cookware cooking utensils and it worked very well.
I used magic erasers, baking soda, and vinegar to clean my glass stovetop of every mess and it always worked like a charm!
My new glass stove top came with a product called Cerama Bryte. It's easy & makes it shine...not sure about burnt on metal, but worth a try.
www.cermabryte.com or 1-800-578-4063 for questions
Hope you get an answer soon.
I use Barkeepers spray cleanser and a kitchen sponge. You can also gently use a window scraper for the tough spots. Once cleaned, rinse well, clean with windex for a nice shine. I have a glass top stove and have burned and melted a lot of stuff on it and this is exactly how I clean it. Looks new every time. Best of luck.
The cleaner/polishes made for glass stovetops really works very well along with a razor blade for spills. The polish also helps protect from further problems. It just takes a little elbow grease.
I use a razor blade to clean my glass top weekly. Works like a charm. If you don’t lots of things build up on the top.
HSN ‘s Earthbrite is absolutely the best
for ceramic stovetop cleaning. Doesn’t
require any elbow grease. Just wet the
included sponge, dip in the “clay” &
use a circular motion. U can use windex
to clean off afterwards & shine. Have recommend this to friends & this is a
winner for everyone.
Ammonia will clean up a crusted BBQ grill. You put a cup of ammonia in a black plastmic bag in the sun. Put several glasses in there to keep the plastic from sealing to rim of cup. Leave it a day or two in sun and ammonia vapor will clean the grill. You could tent the area that is stained and put a cup of ammonia under the plastic then tape the edges of plastic down. shine a corded flood light on the plastic and you should be able to wipe the stain away the next da. Do not use any thing with clorine with the ammonia or you can do significant damage to your lungs and eyes.
Soft scrub, put a good amount rub over burnt area with your finger, let stand. You will see whatever is under it bleed through. When you see it coming through wipe off with barely wet towel, repeat until gone.
This same problem happened to me this morning--same cause, empty tea kettle on high heat glass cooktop. Did you find a solution?
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Hello. I can’t believe I have come across this. The EXACT same thing happened to me tonight. I turned on the stove top only to find the one which my my empty tea kettle also went on. This frying the bottom of the kettle and leaving a white circle on the stove top. I was able to loosen the outer edges of it but nothing else. Did anyone ever find a solution to this?!
I regularly use Barkeepers friend to clean my cooktop and had already tried it on the burnt copper ring but to no avail. Then I saw a post which said to leave it on for a several hours covered with plastic wrap and then scrub as usual. IT WORKED!! I am so happy.
Left a Reverware/copper bottom pan on stove, water evaporated, lots of smoke - 60 year old pan totaled! The problem I realized... what was left on stove top glass was melted METAL, not food/grease which can eventually be removed with special products and home remedies. After removing any raised debris, I found that the melted metal is as smooth as the glass itself. I put baby oil on the melted metal area overnite to see if it was possible for metal to absorb liquid. Twelve hours later, I used a new razor and carefully on an angle began working in tiny strokes to scrape the surface which appeared to clear a TINY area - very labor intensive! Stove is less than year old. Final analysis, need a new glass top or continue to spend an unknown amount of time to last process.
3 years later and someone finally understood the question, good job Cheryl. Melted metal doesn’t come off glass stove tops like burnt food. Copper and Teflon are the worst. Razor blade alone won’t do it. Your answer worked for me. Oil, barkeeper’s friend or white vinegar and baking soda. Regardless of what you use, you’ll need to do multiple rounds with the razor. Let your ingredient soak and get high quality sharp razor blades that won’t bend and a really sturdy razor blade holder, not a cheap small plastic one so you can get more leverage. What would calling the manufacturer do? They’ll tell you that burnt metal isn’t covered by the warranty and that if you scratch the glass trying to remove it, that isn’t covered either. They’ll also charge more for a replacement most likely. Don’t replace! You can get it off. Just be careful not to scratch the glass, scrape at at the lowest angle possible evenly and smoothly.
Hello Mary, hope this helps you out, you will need to be persistent, Pour enough baking soda onto the vinegar to form a paste and scrub with the dishcloth, in circular motions, and concentrated on the larger burned particles. Rinse the dishcloth occasionally and continue. Wipe the baking soda paste away with a dish towel and shake into the sink. Towel dry the burner.
How do you get a blotch like this off, not residue can’t scrape it off. Left by my carbon steel pan!