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4ForMe
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Cleaning your stovetop
How do you get rid of the burnt on grease stains without damaging the surface? We got a new stove about 7 months ago and the thing looks like hell already.
I was going to use oven cleaner but the label said not to. I don't want to use Brillo either.
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Posted 3/2/08 9:54 PM  |
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VickiC
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Re: Cleaning your stovetop
We use the Ceramabryte and the sponge that came with the stove for cleaning. All the Ceramabryte really is is liquid car wax. Also, don't use the scrubby side of a sponge - only the soft side.
Our stove looks pretty good.
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| Posted 3/2/08 10:50 PM |
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CunningOne
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Re: Cleaning your stovetop
What type of surface do you have? I use my razor blade scraper and then the scrub sponge with Ceramabryte. Vicki is right, it really is a wax that helps coat the surface, which in time makes it easier to clean up spills that burn on.
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| Posted 3/2/08 11:26 PM |
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Suzan
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Re: Cleaning your stovetop
I've never heard of Ceramabryte. Where can I find this?
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| Posted 3/3/08 6:12 AM |
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jax1023
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Jackie
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Re: Cleaning your stovetop
The ceramabryte is only for the flat surface glass top stoves.
i have a gas stove, I use a magic eraser and fantastick and a lot of scrubbing (get a non scratch scrubbie sponge)
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| Posted 3/3/08 7:28 AM |
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Erica
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Re: Cleaning your stovetop
I use a Mr Clean Magic Eraser
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| Posted 3/3/08 8:05 AM |
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VickiC
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Vicki
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Re: Cleaning your stovetop
Posted by Suzan
I've never heard of Ceramabryte. Where can I find this?
I'm pretty sure supermarkets have it. Otherwise, I'm sure Ace Hardware, Home Depot Lowe's would have it. Maybe even Rite Aid or Duane Reade?
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| Posted 3/3/08 8:46 AM |
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Mrs-D-Girl
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Re: Cleaning your stovetop
Posted by Suzan
I've never heard of Ceramabryte. Where can I find this?
Home Depot I know has it
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| Posted 3/3/08 8:52 AM |
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Lisa
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Re: Cleaning your stovetop
Posted by Suzan
I've never heard of Ceramabryte. Where can I find this?
I buy mine at Home Depot but my mom said she has found it at Stop N Shop.
Do you have a glass top stove or one with the raised burners? If its the second one, I used to use a brillo pad and them wash it down with a sponge and warm water.
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| Posted 3/3/08 9:00 AM |
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Suzan
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Re: Cleaning your stovetop
oh, thanks for that info. I have a gas stove too. I also use magic eraser & fantastic. I guess that's whay I never heard of that product!
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| Posted 3/3/08 9:01 AM |
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2girlsforme
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Re: Cleaning your stovetop
Posted by Mrs-D-Girl
Posted by Suzan
I've never heard of Ceramabryte. Where can I find this?
Home Depot I know has it
That's always where I buy it.
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| Posted 3/3/08 11:03 AM |
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