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How to Clean dried stains on an Electric Glass Stove Top

skaps
skaps Posts: 2,255 Forumite
in Old style MoneySaving
I have used ovenpride, baking soda, vinegar and nothing works.

Any ideas?
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  • lizzyb1812
    lizzyb1812 Posts: 1,392 Forumite
    Try a scraper - one of those small plastic handles with a razor type blade set into it - DIY places have them. Use it as horizontally as you can. This always works for me.
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  • elaine12022
    elaine12022 Posts: 403 Forumite
    Oil may help - works best if surface warm.


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  • tooties
    tooties Posts: 801 Forumite
    i use a brillo on mine. says in the book not to but i have done it loads of times, at least weekly, hasn't altered the perfomance or the looks of the hob
    regards
    :j
  • Callie22
    Callie22 Posts: 3,444 Forumite
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    We moved into a rental that had a real problem with this. I've been using a scraper and hob-brite every couple of days, and although it's taken time it's looking much better now.
  • kidcat
    kidcat Posts: 6,058 Forumite
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    Callie22 wrote: »
    We moved into a rental that had a real problem with this. I've been using a scraper and hob-brite every couple of days, and although it's taken time it's looking much better now.

    You can buy a set from hob brite and it includes the scraper and a polishing cloth, worked well when we had a ceramic hob.
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