We have a new glasstop range. Is there a good homemade or commercial cleaner for keeping the top in good shape?
In our previous home we had an electric glass cook top and used these cleaners. They worked quite well. I installed the electric glass cook top myself.
"Rusty" <reuben_barton@no_spam_y_a_h_o_o_.com> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
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don h said:
We have a new glasstop range. Is there a good homemade or commercial cleaner for keeping the top in good shape?
In our previous home we had an electric glass cook top and used these cleaners. They worked quite well. I installed the electric glass cook top myself.
I use Weiman cook top cleaning cream (shown in the first link in Rusty's message). A sample bottle came with my glasstop range several years ago, and I have purchased additional bottles at both Sears and Lowe's. It works great. It takes only a very small amount, clean and buff with a paper towel with *every* use of the glasstop. When I bought mine, the sales rep suggested that I do this between every use to prevent baking on any substances that might require more vigorous cleaning. It is easy to do and literally takes only a second -- and my glasstop looks brand-new after several years. Incidentally, the sales rep also said that one thing that could mar these tops is is sugary substances are spilled and allowed to remain on the hot stovetop. That has never happened to me, so I can't speak from experience, but he said that those spills need to be cleaned immediately.
