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Old 02-15-2011, 08:20 PM
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JT
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I would be careful using the razor. My previous stove was glass top. It had a painted ring/decal around the burner. A razor would scrap that off. Just let the stove cool completely before cleaning. The biggest problem is boiling over or burning something right on the burner. (That's why I switched to a gas stove.)
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