Masonsmommy

glass top stove cleaner?

mine really needs to cleaned good(not just with surface cleaner). and I don't really want to buy the chemical stuff, I can only find it at lowes too.

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8/24/2004


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Terri

No suggestions from me, just wanted to share what I use.

I've tried so many things on my glass top and what works best is the Easy-Off glass top cleaner. I buy it at Target - I think it's $3 or so.

But I'd be willing to use an at-home remede if it's *easy* to make.

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Pautzie

Oooo I'd be interested in a home remedy too. I use the Easy off stuff and it's great, but so chemically (is that a word??).

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belinda

Oh yeah....me too, I would be interested too!

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Lisa

I found this online

A shaker full of plain baking soda. Its one of those that you might find at a pizza restaurant.

Then a spray bottle of water and vinegar

sprinkle the baking soda on and then spray with bottle of water and vinegar, let sit and then wipe off.

I also found this

For a great homemade cleanser make a solution of water and lemon juice about half a cup to two cups of water, and place it into a spray bottle. Use it to clean your stove, appliances, and counter tops. It really works great as a degreaser and smells fantastic!

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Emma

I'm bad and scrape with a razor blade and use vinegar to wipe it off. I guess since mine already has that huge crack in it I don't care if it gets a few scratches

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Pautzie

I use a razor blade to scrape the major gunk off too, they make a tool with a razor blade on the end just for this. I've never thought about just using vinegar. I'm learning it's great for so many things!

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Emma

It's wonderful stuff, but according to Dh the house smells like douche everytime I use it The man goes on and on about it with his nose turned up ** sigh**

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