how do you clean your glasstop <span style="background-color: #FFFF66; color: #000000;">stovespan>

Whenever the pots overflow or the pasta water splatters I am left with stains where it cooks on. HELP!!!!!

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I wipe up the spills the best I can, then I use Spic and Span Cinch it is in a reddish orange bottle, spray and wipe it. Then when all is said and done I use glass top> polish, I put it on, spread it out and then buff to shine w/ a soft cloth/ soft paper towel. It works pretty good, but I still would like to get it even better. HTH

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I use CeramaBrite (sp?) and it cleans great...if I can't find it for some reason, I use the glass top> cleaner at Target (something with a W) and both leave the cooktop clean as a whistle...

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Salt.

Sprinkle a lot of salt on the stains and then scrub with a sponge. Works every time.

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Magic Eraser and rub rub rub rub rub.

To prevent all the PITA work I try to wipe up spills immediately so it doesnt leave stains.

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>>Posted by kbeana24

To prevent all the PITA work I try to wipe up spills immediately so it doesnt leave stains.>>

I try to but when they splatter (or the few times pots spill over cause I am distracted with my 18 month old ) there is only so much you can wipe up when it's hot.

Thank you for ALL the suggestions I will try them. I have a few stains right on the burners and I hate it!

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>>Posted by TheDivaBrideandTeddyFrog

I use CeramaBrite (sp?) and it cleans great...if I can't find it for some reason, I use the glass top> cleaner at Target (something with a W) and both leave the cooktop clean as a whistle...>>

Thsi is what I use and I've always been able to find it at Home Depot.

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scotch brite scrubber and some cleaning solution.

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Weimer(sp) glass top> cleaner - from Walmart - works great!

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>>Posted by 2girlsforme

>>Posted by TheDivaBrideandTeddyFrog

I use CeramaBrite (sp?) and it cleans great...if I can't find it for some reason, I use the glass top> cleaner at Target (something with a W) and both leave the cooktop clean as a whistle...>>

Thsi is what I use and I've always been able to find it at Home Depot. >>

Same here. I don't even know if it's the actual cleaner that works great, or the scrubbie that comes with it. That thing takes anything off my stove> top>. Love it!

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>>Posted by Kiddo115

>>Posted by 2girlsforme

>>Posted by TheDivaBrideandTeddyFrog

I use CeramaBrite (sp?) and it cleans great...if I can't find it for some reason, I use the glass top> cleaner at Target (something with a W) and both leave the cooktop clean as a whistle...>>

Thsi is what I use and I've always been able to find it at Home Depot. >>

Same here. I don't even know if it's the actual cleaner that works great, or the scrubbie that comes with it. That thing takes anything off my stove> top>. Love it!>>

Another vote for this product. Never fails and leaves stovetop very clean !

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Re: how do you clean your glasstop <span style="background-color: #FFFF66; color: #000000;">stovespan>

fabuloso oxy and sprayway glass cleaner

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Soft scrub then windex.

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Wnhat do you use to wipe up immediate spills? I am always afraid that a paper towel or rag will burn on the hot stove>?

We use the ceramic cleaner that came w/the stove>. We use the tool to scratch off any bigger spills.

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>>Posted by LINewbie

What do you use to wipe up immediate spills? I am always afraid that a paper towel or rag will burn on the hot stove>?
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Bumping this for an answer.

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>>Posted by LINewbie

>>Posted by LINewbie

What do you use to wipe up immediate spills? I am always afraid that a paper towel or rag will burn on the hot stove>?
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Bumping this for an answer.>>

I use paper towels and never have a problem with them burning. or a dish towel

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>>Posted by TheDivaBrideandTeddyFrog

I use CeramaBrite (sp?) and it cleans great...if I can't find it for some reason, I use the glass top> cleaner at Target (something with a W) and both leave the cooktop clean as a whistle...>>

This is what i use as well. I also found a glass top> cleaner made by easy ff. I usually use the cerama brite first and then the easy off glass top> spray.

Message edited 10/10/2009 8:13:23 AM.