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By Linda (Guest Post)
02/17/2009
You can use a small piece of a magic sponge (Mr. Clean I think). That works wonders -- on lots of stuff, even your glass stove top.
By Harry (Guest Post)
02/17/2009
I scrape off the heavy stuff with a razor blade. I use Cerama Bryte to clean the glass cook top. It is sold at Home Depot and is a white creamy liquid that I use with a soft cloth. Does a great job removing all the cooking stains.
By Jim (Guest Post)
02/17/2009
Make a paste of baking soda and water and leave it on the spots overnight. This works quite well on my glasstop range.
By Carol (Guest Post)
02/17/2009
I found that the only way to get rid of these black marks is to use a powdered cleanser and a nylon green scrubby. It doesn't damage the ceramic top at all.
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