How do you clean porcelain stove tops?

Hi Judy, here is some info that may help you.

https://homeguides.sfgate.com/stains-out-porcelain-stove-top-34062.html

Place a scoop of baking soda in a small dish and add enough water to make a thick paste. Spread a thick layer of baking soda onto the areas of the stove that still need cleaning and then allow the paste to dry for 30 minutes. After half an hour has passed, wipe the paste away with a damp cloth. The surface beneath should be clean and shiny.

If the area remains soiled after being treated with baking soda, you may have to resort to something a bit stronger. Put on a pair of disposable rubber gloves. Fold a paper towel into the approximate size you'll need to completely cover the soiled area. Soak the paper towel with household ammonia and then place it directly over the area in need of cleaning. Cover the towel with a piece of plastic cling wrap and then weight it down with a plate or bowl. Leave the ammonia in place for one to three hours. As you remove the paper towel, press down on the stove top -- the baked-on, burnt-on food should slide right off. Allow the stove top to air dry. If the area remains soiled, repeat the treatment.

Is it porcelain or is it a ceramic glass top? These have very different care requirements.

Use a streight edge razor s rape baked on stuff and use a scrubby plastic for everyday stuck on I use Clorox cleanup

Let us know which method you used and how well it worked for you. Have a merry Xmas.

You can make a paste with 20 mile team borax powder and let sit for a little while then with a damp rag or non scratch scrubber cleaning in circles and rinse.

we use the soda and a razor blade. Thank you all so much and I hope you all had a great Christmas.