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How to Clean dried stains on an Electric Glass Stove Top
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skaps
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I have used ovenpride, baking soda, vinegar and nothing works.
Any ideas?
Any ideas?
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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."Life is not about waiting for the storm to pass...it's about learning how to dance in the rain." ~ Vivian Greene0
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Oil may help - works best if surface warm.
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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
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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.0
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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.
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.0
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