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FLaCaTaCa
Kelsey Elyse = Love
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Smooth Top Stoves
Is there a cleaner for them? I already have nasty burn stains on them and have cooked maybe 3 times on them! HELP!
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Posted 10/7/07 8:38 AM  |
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Lisa
I'm a PANK!!!
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Professional Aunts No Kids
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Re: Smooth Top Stoves
I use this stuff from Home Depot
I squirt it on the stove top...then use the sponge that comes in a kit with it....that will help loosen any burnt on food. If that isnt getting it off...I use a razor blade to scrape it off....then I use my regular sponge with hot water to wipe up the residue. Then I "polish" it with a dishrag.
Nice and shinny and clean!!
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| Posted 10/7/07 9:43 AM |
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mrsjpierre
LIF Infant
Member since 10/07 263 total posts
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cindy
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Re: Smooth Top Stoves
omg....i know exactly what you mean we've been using this stove for 2 months now with the nice flat black top......but it has these burned stains on them.i brought everything, but i didn;t think of scraping it off.....so that wont scratch the surface?
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| Posted 10/7/07 10:19 AM |
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Faithx2
All good things in 2016!!
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Re: Smooth Top Stoves
I use Cooktop cleaner from Weimens. It's available in most supermarkets.
Message edited 10/7/2007 10:51:03 AM.
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| Posted 10/7/07 10:48 AM |
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2girlsforme
LIF Adult
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Re: Smooth Top Stoves
Posted by Lisa
I use this stuff from Home Depot
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I squirt it on the stove top...then use the sponge that comes in a kit with it....that will help loosen any burnt on food. If that isnt getting it off...I use a razor blade to scrape it off....then I use my regular sponge with hot water to wipe up the residue. Then I "polish" it with a dishrag.
Nice and shinny and clean!!
This is what I use. I've found it to be the best and although its a little expensive, it lasts forever.
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| Posted 10/7/07 11:43 AM |
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Ronkonkomonga
LIF Adolescent
Member since 5/05 544 total posts
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We Three Kings...
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Re: Smooth Top Stoves
I use the crema bryte too. It works wonders, it also makes my stainless steel sink sparkel.
I sometimes wonder how toxic it must be to just zap burn stains like that...
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| Posted 10/7/07 11:47 AM |
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smdl
I love Gary too..on a plate!
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Re: Smooth Top Stoves
I have a special cleaner for it.
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| Posted 10/7/07 11:58 AM |
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lvdolphins
My Loves!
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Re: Smooth Top Stoves
Posted by Lisa
I use this stuff from Home Depot
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I squirt it on the stove top...then use the sponge that comes in a kit with it....that will help loosen any burnt on food. If that isnt getting it off...I use a razor blade to scrape it off....then I use my regular sponge with hot water to wipe up the residue. Then I "polish" it with a dishrag.
Nice and shinny and clean!!
We use this too. It works pretty good.
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| Posted 10/7/07 12:00 PM |
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Nicole728
My Happy Girl
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Re: Smooth Top Stoves
Posted by BlessedMommy
I use Cooktop cleaner from Weimens. It's available in most supermarkets.
I use this too...but even still I find somethings are extremely difficult to come off
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| Posted 10/7/07 1:10 PM |
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LisaI
Momma's Little Beans
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Re: Smooth Top Stoves
I use Cerma Bryte as well and it works perfect for me. For the really nasty stuck on stuff it came with a scraper.
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| Posted 10/7/07 3:24 PM |
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ml110
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Re: Smooth Top Stoves
we also have good luck with the cerama bryte stuff.... and our stove came with a little scraper thing, almost like a rasor blade, that i use for the really tough burned on stains. otherwise for everyday stuff, i just use windex...
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| Posted 10/7/07 3:59 PM |
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KelR
LIF Infant
Member since 3/07 333 total posts
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Kelly
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Re: Smooth Top Stoves
Posted by lvdolphins
Posted by Lisa
I use this stuff from Home Depot
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I squirt it on the stove top...then use the sponge that comes in a kit with it....that will help loosen any burnt on food. If that isnt getting it off...I use a razor blade to scrape it off....then I use my regular sponge with hot water to wipe up the residue. Then I "polish" it with a dishrag.
Nice and shinny and clean!!
We use this too. It works pretty good.
Use this and the cerama bryte scraper tool and everything comes off easily. You can buy it in Lowe's.
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| Posted 10/7/07 4:42 PM |
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SupportACop
Momma's Boy & Lovin' it!!
Member since 5/06 2579 total posts
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C
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Re: Smooth Top Stoves
DH bought a special cleaner but I find that the Magic Eraser works best!
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| Posted 10/7/07 5:35 PM |
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Lisa
I'm a PANK!!!
Member since 5/05 22334 total posts
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Professional Aunts No Kids
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Re: Smooth Top Stoves
Posted by mrsjpierre
omg....i know exactly what you mean we've been using this stove for 2 months now with the nice flat black top......but it has these burned stains on them.i brought everything, but i didn;t think of scraping it off.....so that wont scratch the surface?
It wont scratch the surface by using a razor blade because the top of the stove is glass and a razor will not damage glass
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| Posted 10/8/07 8:08 AM |
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NJmom
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Re: Smooth Top Stoves
I use Cooktop Magic. It works great!
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| Posted 10/8/07 11:45 AM |
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fins
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Re: Smooth Top Stoves
Magic Eraser can help take some of those marks off.
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| Posted 10/8/07 12:10 PM |
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