New cook Top
#1
I just got a new cook top installed today. the smooth kind. ceramic glass it says. anyone know how to clean it? i have a small bottle of cleaner the man left and a small packet of stainless steel cleaner which is mostly mineral oil.
I just want to keep it clean which wasn't done with my old curled electric burners. my hubby was the cook and everything was cooked on high.
these burners heat up quickly and take forever to cool off to I've noticed.
I just want to keep it clean which wasn't done with my old curled electric burners. my hubby was the cook and everything was cooked on high.
these burners heat up quickly and take forever to cool off to I've noticed.
#5
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Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: central Indiana
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There is a product that starts with a W...you can find it in the cleaning section...that is specifically for smooth top stoves. I use it and I also bought the box of wipes (same brand). I use the liquid when I have made a mess...otherwise, each day after I use the stove and wipe it with my dish cloth, I then wipe it with a wipe cloth. I have had mine for 2 years now and I am very happy with it.
#6
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Join Date: Apr 2010
Location: new hampshire
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I have a black cooktop and made the mistake of buying a ceramic cleaner with conditioner. this leaves a film and I can write on it with my fingers. So I clean it then have to use a window cleaner to remove the film. Another problem is DH uses it as a counter top not a good idea. I made vibrant quilt top to caver the top and remind him "do not use".
No one uses the stove but me. so we have no fires.
I love it when it is clean and would never go back to coils.
No one uses the stove but me. so we have no fires.
I love it when it is clean and would never go back to coils.
#7
I use only a blue scrubber (non-abrasive) or the crocheted netting type and Bon-Ami cleansing powder. I first wash the top with hot soapy water, sprinkle on the Bon-Ami, then scrub with the blue scrubber. If really bad, let mixture dry then scrub with dampened scrubber.
#10
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Join Date: Mar 2008
Location: AZ and CT
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Originally Posted by wvdek
I use only a blue scrubber (non-abrasive) or the crocheted netting type and Bon-Ami cleansing powder. I first wash the top with hot soapy water, sprinkle on the Bon-Ami, then scrub with the blue scrubber. If really bad, let mixture dry then scrub with dampened scrubber.
The glass tops are amazingly forgiving. If you're too tired to do it tonight, you can do it tomorrow night - or the next night. The razor scraper REALLY does a great job of getting burned-on stuff off. We've had ours for nearly 20 years, and I can make it look nearly new - when I feel like it - which isn't very often. DH does it when he feels like it, too.
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