I have a glass stove top at home and no matter what kind of scrubbing I go at it with some of it still won't come off. I've used claybar on it with no success. Would I be able to use DG Glass Polish on the surface without harm. What else can I use even the stuff suggested for heavy duty degreasing isn't working. Can't use something super abrasive due to the grey lines that define the element area.
Glass Stove Tops
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Old Pirate
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Just clean mine up with Cook Top Cleaning Creme for smooth top ranges. Use it with Scotch-Brite no scratch pad.:up
BlackElantraGT
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My wife doesn't like me cleaning the glass stove top because it's brand new and expensive, so she's been using the products that came with the stove. She's the type that figures if it comes from the manufacturer, it must be made for it.
Anyway, she's been using the Ceramabrite cleaning solution with its own, supposedly gentler scouring pad. She hasn't been able to remove everything off until she found a bigger Ceramabrite kit at Home Depot which included a bigger solution bottle, more scouring pads, and a metal razor blade with a plastic handle attachment. She said that with the razor blade she's finally able to get the hard baked on stuff that wasn't coming off before.
Anyway, she's been using the Ceramabrite cleaning solution with its own, supposedly gentler scouring pad. She hasn't been able to remove everything off until she found a bigger Ceramabrite kit at Home Depot which included a bigger solution bottle, more scouring pads, and a metal razor blade with a plastic handle attachment. She said that with the razor blade she's finally able to get the hard baked on stuff that wasn't coming off before.
Well using a razor will be fine with me I've done it a couple of times but was caution of the gray indicators. Scared I would scratch them off. Ill have to look into the kit but it kind of looks like parts of the glass are stained from the grease splatter and is not coming off. I'd take a picture but my camera won't focus on the correct position.
BlackElantraGT
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Does it look pretty bad? I clean the stove top for my wife every now and then and with just a cleaner and a non-scratch scouring pad there are plenty of things that won't come off, and this is on a new stove. So if yours is older, maybe some things are beyond removing?
Hmm, maybe I'll go on Martha Stewart's website later and see if she has any tips for cleaning stove tops. That might score me some brownie points with the wife too
Hmm, maybe I'll go on Martha Stewart's website later and see if she has any tips for cleaning stove tops. That might score me some brownie points with the wife too