What's the best way to remove grease build up from your stove?

Answer 1

Sprinkle greasy parts and even burned on parts with a coating of baking soda before you go to bed. Cover baking soda areas with wet rags. Let it soak overnight. In the morning, most of it should wipe off. Repeat this process until the stove is clean. You will probably have to do scrub some areas with fresh, damp baking soda. Baking soda works really well without damaging the paint. I use it even for brushing my teeth. Great stuff!

Answer 2

Greased Lightning! This is a spray put out by A & M Cleaning Products~I have used it on several things including the stove. I have gotten excellant results from it. Works on other stains/build-up besides just grease.

Answer 3

Easy Off oven cleaner. The fumes are killer so get ready to spray and leave the room for a bit. Be careful it will choke you, but it works better than anything I found. Just spray, then wait and let work do most of the work. Can't get any better than that! It's not only for the oven, my husband actually uses it to clean metal parts on 4-wheelers. Works great, with on of those plastic scrubbers, hot water, couple rags(rinse frequently!).. Now some things like rust on burnt spots might need a Brillo pad.

Answer 4

Easy Off oven cleaner. Make sure you use gloves. You can spray Easy Off on the top, too! You can also try Simple Green or Formula 409. If the grease is really thick and caked on, use Easy Off

Answer 5

there's a product called greased lightning. It works well.

also, if you have some, fix some dawn dishwashing liquid in hot water and wash down the stove.

then use a clean cloth with clear water to rinse. afterward wipe down with paper towels to dry.

if you want to make it shine more after that, spray with windex and wipe.

Answer 6

Use a product with orange oil in it, like Orange Glo or something similar. It is very effective at cutting grease without toxic fumes.

Answer 7

Soap and water. A little elbow grease doesn't hurt either. They say like objects attract one another.

Answer 8

Plain and Simple, Mean Green, and the best part, it cleans everything from grease to crayons.....

Answer 9

Wash it each time you cook food that causes grease splatters and if you can lift the lid, line the bottom with foil.

Answer 10

as dry as you can do it if it's electric!! an old dish towel soaked in a white vinegar/water mix, nuke it for 1:30, wring it to remove excess mix and lay on a section. let sit for about 5 minutes to soften, then scrub with cleaner like 409. keep repeating til done. good luck.