Do you have any easy tips on cleaning the stove?

Question

The burners are the worst! Under the oven is bad and I'm not able to move it. Let me know of any new products,brushes,and/or tips. All will be helpful. Thanks!

Answer 1

Dawn power disolver is awesome. its a oven clean for the stove top and baked on dishes and pots and pans..spray it on and let it soak for a few then wipe it off..you can also use it in the oven. and it wont make your house stink either..i cant live with out it..spray the burners with it and then take an sos pad to them it will make them look new again..

oven cleaner will eat the paint off of the out side of the oven
i learned the hard way and had to replace a stove..

Answer 2

It all depends on when was the last time they were cleaned. It is best if you clean them each time after cooking dinner, the stain comes off easily that way. If the stain hasn't been there for too long there is still ways to clean them using any kitchen cleaning products you can find at the shelve in the supermarket. Otherwise, u might just have to wait until you get a new set of cooking stove.

Answer 3

I have found that the best way to clean the stove is to start with a paste of baking soda and lemon juice mixed with a little water and then let that sit on the stove until it dries. Then you wipe it all off with a soft scrubber that won't harm the finish on the stove.

Answer 4

put a handless pot in the middle of your stove with vinigar in some water n set your oven for half an hour, keeping a eye on it and topping it up if it gets low... then u use baking soda n a clothe n rub over the oven but please let the oven cool down first. if this doesnt help then try gumpsion. but remember to rinse the oven well when your done.

Answer 5

spray on some easy off -- let set for a few hours so it can do its job of eating aways the crud -- then get water and rag and gloves and whipe it all off -- keep changing the water --then once done turn on oven to cook the remain chemicail off , then turn itff and do a final rinse in the oven of the light colored spots they are noticable -- easy cleaning

Answer 6

I use bicarbonate of soda mixed with a bit of water to the consistency of peanut butter use a stick or disposable plastic knife in an ice cream container. Spread over affected area let dry then wipe off with a wet/damp paper towel. I havent tried it on the elements.

Answer 7

Use Mr. Clean Magic Eraser Duo. The soft, blue foam helps absorb odor, while you rinse it dry and clean with damp cloth or water. For product tips and details, you may also check out this site http://www.upkb.com/mrclean.php

Answer 8

IF IT IS A GAS STOVE, THROW THE BURNERS IN THE DISHWASHER. WHILE THAT IS GOING, MOISTEN THE TOP WITH A WET PAPER TOWEL OR SPONGE TO GET THE EXCESS CRUD OFF. THEN LET COMET (YES, THE BLU POWDER STUFF GRANDMA USED TO USE) & LET THAT SIT FOR ABOUT 15 MINUTS. THE BLEACH WILL SOAK IN & YOU DON'T NEED TO SCRUB HARD TO GET THE BAKED ON CRUD OFF. IF IT IS ELECTRIC, STILL UST THE COMET TO CLEAN UNDER THE BURNERS, THEN LINE IT WITH ALUMINIM FOIL. THEN JUST REPLACE WHEN IT GETS DIRTY.

Answer 9

A maid....maybe..... but seriously.....I had seen some program where they used foil and coke to clean some pretty dirty stuff.....it even made chrome look shinier than the chrome cleaner.
Try it...and let everyone know if work or I am an idiot.

Answer 10

well is it the things under the eye you can buy new one of those
they have these tablets called grease bullets and there are thees brushes called lent be gone to get underneath look up as seen on TV website for brushes is
http://www.asseenontv.com/prod-pages/lint_b_gone.html?gid=HOUSEHOLD
for grease bullet
http://www.tvmarketplace.net/(wr5ov455isxryt45uwwwr545)/products/product.aspx?id=491&OVRAW=grease%20bullet&OVKEY=bullet%20grease&OVMTC=standard