5. Remove black stains with silicone and baking soda
If you accidentally left your burner on too long and have a big black stain, you can get rid of it with this simple trick. Rub a silicone spatula over the stain in small circular motions to fade the stain color. Next, make a paste of baking soda and water and cover the stain with the paste. Let this paste dry for at least 30 minutes and wipe away. If the stain hasn’t vanished completely, make a paste with baking soda and vinegar and let it set for a minute or two before washing it away.
6. Choose your cleaning cloth carefully
You should use a soft cleaning pad like a sponge or cloth instead of scratch pads to avoid scratching the glass surface of your stove.
7. Put ’em all together now
After wiping all loose particles off the top of your glass top stove, cover the burners with baking soda, then spray the baking soda with vinegar. Let the combo fuzz for fifteen minutes before wiping away the mess. You can then use a razor blade to remove any remaining buildup. Repeat as necessary.
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