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Home and Garden > Cleaning > Appliances on February 08, 2012

Cleaning a Smooth Top Stove

Black smooth top cooking range.The smooth top stove has eliminated the dreaded job of cleaning burners and drip pans. However, this surface does have its own challenges and precautions for cleaning. This is a guide about cleaning a smooth top stove.
     

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Cleaning a Glass Top Stove

Instead of buying the expensive cleaner to clean my glass top stove, I keep a shaker jar of baking soda (like the jars you would use for grated cheese or sugar) beside the stove and shake it on any spilled food. Use a damp cloth and a little scrubbing, then wipe clean with a towel and it comes up sparkling clean.

By chevygirl1224 from West Brandywine, PA

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Cleaning a Smooth Top Stove

What is going on with my stove top? I recently moved and my new place has a white electric stove top that's seamless (ie., completely flat surfaced). The problem is, whenever I use it, huge black marks (they look like burn marks) show up on the stovetop. I thought it was from my cheap pots and pans so I got new ones and it did no good!
What is going on? And how can I clean them?

By Jennie from Tempe, AZ

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By Stngray 09/13/2010

I have the same stove. It's a ceramic stove top. It will stain each time you use it, but it is not burn marks. Do not scrape it. Try a Mr. Clean eraser which works quite well, and also a scotch brite scrubber for stubborn stains. There is also a cleaner for this that you can buy which cleans it easily.

Removing Melted J-Cloth on Glass Top Stove

While cooking, I stupidly grabbed a dry J-cloth to remove food off a still hot element and now there is melted J-cloth on my glass top stove. I have tried all the normal tricks for cleaning, such as the cleaner and letting it soak. Does someone have any suggestions?

By Lynn from Saskatchewan

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By Anonymous 01/25/2011

I am not sure but I would think carefully using a sharp razor blade to lift it up would work. Angle it like you would when removing paint from a window.

Cotton Fibers from Dishtowel on Glass Stove Top

We accidentally wiped a cotton dish towel across our new, black glass cooktop when it was hot and a baked-on residue formed.

Suggestions? Thanks!

By Bob P.

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By Crystal16 10/30/2012

I had a glass top electric stove. Use glass top cleaner and a rag that has been dampend with hot tap water to scrub it away.

Cleaning a Ceran Cook Top

I have tried everything, baking soda, a razor, and cook top cleaner. I am left with this big black stain that won't budge. Now what do I do? There has to be something that will remove it. Believe it or not I have even tried oven Easy Off. Anyone have any answers? Please help. I wonder if hot steam would do any thing?

By Susan from Longmont, CO

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By jean99 07/09/2012

Spray the stain with the Easy Off. Cover it with a pot lid. Turn on the burner until it just gets red hot, then turn it off. Let it sit for about a half hour. Then uncover and wipe off with a scrubber or you can use the razor blade. It should come right off.

Ceramic Cooktop Scraper

Where can I get a "razor blade" scraper specially designed for glass-ceramic cooktops?

By Elaine from Woodridge, IL

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By scmajbs6 03/14/2010

I bought mine at Home Depot in the appliance department. It came in a kit with the cook top cleaner. Good luck!

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