Cleaning Stove Burners
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RE: Cleaning Stove Burners
My stove has solid cast iron burners that can not be removed. I kept my burners looking new by wetting them, then covering them with baking soda. The soda absorbs the grime. I let it sit for about 30 minutes, then take a dishcloth to rub the soda in. It works like an abrasive, but is gentle. I then remove all the soda and I wipe my burners clean and dry them. My stove is stainless steel, so this also works to clean the stainless around the burners. My stove still looks new.
Post by Cajun Deb
RE: Cleaning Stove Burners
I would like to thank who ever said to put stove burners in 1/4 cup ammonia and put in plastic bag and seal. I did this I put the bags outside and waited at least 4 or 5 hours then I soaked them for a while, the crud just pealed off and my burners look just great.
Post by ethela67
RE: Cleaning Stove Burners
I have a thermadore cook top with solid not removeable cast iron burners, there was a product that was simualar to black shoe polish, made to clean and shine these type burners. Im looking for it, Theradore/bosch knows nothing of the product. but Sargents appliance store in rochester michigan is ordering me a supply of it....but they will only tell me its their shoe polish nick named.
Post By charley (Guest Post)
RE: Cleaning Stove Burners
Does anyone have any ideas to clean stove burners of cast iron? Some boiled milk might have stained it.
Post By gaby (Guest Post)
Cleaning Stove Burners
To get stove burners clean, boil for about 5 minutes in water with Automatic Dishwasher powder. Let cool and wipe.
By Alice
Post by ThriftyFun
RE: Cleaning stove burners
I noticed someone posted putting the burners in a plastic bag w/ammonia. BE VERY CAUTIOUS as ammonia can knock you out by just breathing it. Always dilute it w/water and never add anything else. This can be hazardous to you and your health.
Post By Joan Edney (Guest Post)
RE: Cleaning Stove Burners
I also have these type of stove burners and one of them does not heat properly anymore. Does anyone know if and where you can buy new burners?
Post By Lori (Guest Post)
RE: Cleaning Stove Burners
I have the same type of burners on my Jennair stove. I had no idea how to take care of them so I called the company. They said to use a damp plastic scrubber to get off any food or rust then heat to dry (treat them basically the same you would any other cast iron.) They also sent me a jar of the conditioning agent for free. I would call the manufacturer and see if they have a product to send you or specific instructions to clean them.
Post by ThriftyFun
RE: Cleaning stove burners
I have cleaned old and encrusted cast iron cookware by putting it the coals of my fireplace. It burns off the baked on grease and grime. I would try one as a sample. You could probably use your outdoor grill if you do not have a fireplace. Good Luck.
Post by lelbel
RE: Cleaning stove burners
Ammonia has always worked really well.
RE: Cleaning stove burners
I would contact an appliance parts store and see if they can order replacements for you. You would need the make, model and serial number so they can cross reference. It's worth a try!
Ms. Syd Barr
Dunkirk, MD
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