cleaning glass in my log burner

adecor

I've tried damp kitchen roll or newspaper with ash & kitchen roll has the edge for me. For real stubborn stuff I've got a metal razor scraper which works a treat especially in the hard to get edges

thriftwizard

My installer said to use white vinegar on a soft rag, dipped in ash. Works a treat.

KDF

My husband uses oven cleaner on ours, works every time, he justs rubs it on and wipes off shortly afterwards....oven mate I think.

Brambleberry

We burn our multi fuel every evening to run the heating. The system cools from about 3am until 5pm when we fire back up. DP uses three pieces of kitchen roll, 1 wet, 1 damp and 1 dry, in that order to wipe the glass. Done daily, it keeps the glass clear, but not perfect. (It's a personal thing, but I just think that stoves look better with a little bit of patina!)
Stove cleaner gets used monthly if needed, but difficult spots rarely stay put after a couple of days burning, and a scraper is used only occasionally. We used to spend a fortune on cleaners when we first got this stove, but this method works fine, less than 3p a day!

Ladyluck1

My nan just uses newspaper to wipe them

Wicked_Lady

Another vote for damp kitchen roll dipped in the wood ash - works every time and is free!

Ridges

to clean glass on a wood burner just get a damp cloth and when the fire out and cold dip the damp cloth in the ash and wipe the glass it will not scratch the glass job done .

YORKSHIRELASS

Be very careful using ash to clean glass if you burn smokeless fuels. I think I think I have scratched the glass on ours doing this. I read afterwards that you should only use ash if you burn wood!