How to Clean a Stove
Cooked-on, boiled-over nasty messes can be wiped clean. Here's how to do it in no time flat!
- Difficulty:
- Moderately Easy
Instructions
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Regular Ranges
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1
Allow stove surface to cool completely before cleaning.
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2
Remove drip pans and soak them in soapy water.
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3
Apply stove cleaner to surface of stove.
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4
Wipe in a circular motion until stains and smudges are gone.
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5
Apply more cleaner as necessary.
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6
Wipe away excess cleaner with a paper towel.
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7
Scour drip pans with an abrasive cleaner or scouring pad.
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8
Allow pans to dry or wipe dry with towel.
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9
Replace drip pans to their position beneath burners.
Smooth Top Ranges
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1
Allow stove surface to cool completely before cleaning.
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2
Apply nonabrasive stove cleaner to the surface of the stove.
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3
Wipe in a circular motion using a soft cloth or paper towel.
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4
Work cleaner into surface until stains are removed and no smudges remain.
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5
Wipe away excess cleaner with soft cloth or paper towel.
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Comments
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gildavis
Jan 28, 2009
On the dots on the stove top...probably lime scale or something similar. Easy...try wetting a rag or sponge with vinegar and letting it sit there for a while...10 or 15 minutes ought to do it. It should dissolve the spots.
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gildavis
Jan 28, 2009
On the dots on the stove top...probably lime scale or something similar. Easy...try wetting a rag or sponge with vinegar and letting it sit there for a while...10 or 15 minutes ought to do it. It should dissolve the spots.
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dharts
Jan 22, 2009
Please note the comment below about mixing bleach and vinegar. You should NEVER mix bleach and vinegar. It can create a toxic gas.
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dharts
Jan 22, 2009
Please note the comment below about mixing bleach and vinegar. You should NEVER mix bleach and vinegar. It can create a toxic gas.
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valo
Oct 01, 2007
i recently had a tiny grease fire that i could blowout. Im not sure how to clean, with what and how thoroughly. The fire didnt cause any damage.
