Cleaning Ceramic Top Stoves

RE: Cleaning Ceramic Top Stoves Post by mimicarol (1) | (04/29/2008) Contact I always clean my glass top with the wiseman or any other cleaner that is for the glass top. I suddenly had this brown stain that nothing would take off. Today I used comet soft gel, with bleach. let it sit for about 15 minutes. Wiped it off, cleaned with my cleaner and the stain is gone. The stain had been on for about 6 months and was really bothering me. Hope this will help Report Spam or Abuse Remove scratchs, foggy spots off ceramic stove top Post By sue (Guest Post) (04/12/2008) Please let me know ASAP what will remove scratches (besides baking soda) and foggy spots off ceramic stove top. I'd appreciate much. Tks, Susan Report Spam or Abuse RE: Cleaning Ceramic Top Stoves Post By sillyfoot (Guest Post) (08/07/2007) I heard that you should NEVER use Windex Cleaner on your ceramic top stove. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Cleaning Ceramic Top Stoves Post By Rachel Lacoille (Guest Post) (07/16/2007) can I use the Magic sponge by Mr. Clean? If so, which one? (I believe there a two kinds). Thanks Report Spam or Abuse RE: Cleaning Ceramic Top Stoves Post by Cyinda (568) | (02/04/2007) Profile | Contact ---> HALF Baking Soda & HALF Borax Mix together in a shaker bottle (like they sell for parmesan cheese at the dollar store) & Label it! ---> To remove really tough dried on stains: Simply take a damp or wet sponge & leave it on the spot while you clean the rest of the kitchen. When you come back to it, the stain will easily just wipe away! Report Spam or Abuse Request: Cleaning Ceramic Top Stoves Post by lewis_admin (1196) | (02/04/2007) Profile | Blog! | Contact What can I use to clean the spilled on gunk on ceramic top stoves? Liz from Midway, KY Answers: RE: Cleaning Ceramic Top Stoves I first wipe as much gunk off the stovetop as possible with a wet cloth. Then i use Barkeeper's friends and scrub, scrub, scrub... it doesn't scratch and removes every last trace of anything burned on. i should know, i burn stuff and have boil overs alot just not paying attention. This has worked wonders for me and it's cheap and goes a little goes a long way! (01/01/2007) By alic65 RE: Cleaning Ceramic Top Stoves I have heard that Mr Clean Erasers work really well. (01/03/2007) By justjan RE: Cleaning Ceramic Top Stoves Go to Home Depot and buy a bottle of Cerama Bryte a product that is specifically made to clean ceramic glass top stoves or call the company with questions or comments at 1-800-578-home or visit on line at www.ceramabryte.com (01/04/2007) By foxrun41 RE: Cleaning Ceramic Top Stoves I use baking soda. I put a generous amount on and then cover with a damp dish cloth. After about five minutes I scrub with the dish cloth. This usually works, if I get a particularly stubborn bit of gunk I use a sample of laminate counter top that I got from the DIY store and use it to gently scrape off the gunk. My stove is 10 years old and still looks great. (01/04/2007) By Connie from Canada RE: Cleaning Ceramic Top Stoves Cerama Bryte is what came with my new stove. A little goes a long way. You only need to put a few drops on your stove top and wipe down with a paper towel or cloth. It is sold at Home Depot and Lowe's. You certainly don't want to use anything abrasive on that type of stovetop. (01/04/2007) By Debbie52 RE: Cleaning Ceramic Top Stoves Mr Clean Magic Eraser is the best! I used to use Cerama Bryte until I discovered these Erasers. (01/04/2007) By Deb T Report Spam or Abuse