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rose825
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cleaning electric stoves
I am notorious for letting pots boil over. I never had an electric stove before, and I cant seem to get the burnt water marks off the surface. I am afraid to scrub too hard.
How do you clean the surface of your electric stove?
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MaZz
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Re: cleaning electric stoves
I cant get those off for sh*t!!! Ive used glass stovetop cleaner, fantastic oxyclean, and magic eraser... ans they are still there... ugh... hope someone has an answer!
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| Posted 6/24/10 7:59 PM |
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jerrysgirl
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E & J
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Re: cleaning electric stoves
i used easy off and it worked for 2 of the 4 burners.
eta. i did this to move out of an apartment and let it soak in the easy off for longer than the bottle said and did it repeatedly for 3 hours.
Message edited 6/24/2010 8:14:43 PM.
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| Posted 6/24/10 8:13 PM |
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rose825
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Re: cleaning electric stoves
Posted by MaZz
I cant get those off for sh*t!!! Ive used glass stovetop cleaner, fantastic oxyclean, and magic eraser... ans they are still there... ugh... hope someone has an answer!
yeah I should have added glass top. I read on line you should use a straight edge razor
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| Posted 6/24/10 8:19 PM |
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Mill188
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Re: cleaning electric stoves
I use a straight razor and ceramabrite. The ceramabrite kit comes with a scrub pad and a razor. I got it at bed bath and beyond.
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| Posted 6/24/10 10:12 PM |
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Mrs213
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Re: cleaning electric stoves
magic eraser has worked for me
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| Posted 6/24/10 10:27 PM |
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SadiesMom
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Re: cleaning electric stoves
I also use the Cerama Bryte kit. The scraper and pad get the stuck on stuff off easily. Using this I absolutely love my cooktop. It always looks brand new when I am finished cleaning it.
I have gotten it at Home Depot. The link below is for Target.
Cerama Bryte
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| Posted 6/25/10 5:47 AM |
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jtotheo
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Re: cleaning electric stoves
i've used a few products but the best that has worked for me in Bon Ami. Its cheap, and safe and totally works. For those really hard messes, I use Bon Ami and scrape with a razor.
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| Posted 6/25/10 11:29 AM |
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cindy104
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Re: cleaning electric stoves
Posted by SadiesMom
I also use the Cerama Bryte kit. The scraper and pad get the stuck on stuff off easily. Using this I absolutely love my cooktop. It always looks brand new when I am finished cleaning it.
I have gotten it at Home Depot. The link below is for Target.
Cerama Bryte
I use the same stuff
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| Posted 6/25/10 12:19 PM |
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Mill188
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Re: cleaning electric stoves
BTW Ceram brite was what was recommended to us when we bought our cooktop. GE, Frigidaire, etc., all recommend it.
I swear by it.
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| Posted 6/25/10 1:17 PM |
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Danyell48
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Member since 6/09 391 total posts
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Danielle
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Re: cleaning electric stoves
Posted by Mill188
I use a straight razor and ceramabrite. The ceramabrite kit comes with a scrub pad and a razor. I got it at bed bath and beyond.
This is what i use. It works great!!
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| Posted 6/27/10 9:34 AM |
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