CaptainCrunch
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#17958 2007-12-03 21:32 GMT |
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hi i just bought plain glass ceramic stove . can u please tell me whats the quick and easy way to clean its stains. thanks
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KoolKermit
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#17959 2007-12-03 21:32 GMT |
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Bon Ami does a good job for me. I also use baking soda, that works almost as well.
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PoPCorn
4 posts |
#17960 2007-12-03 21:32 GMT |
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Cerama Bryte. You can buy it at Home Depot.
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Orchid
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#17961 2007-12-03 21:32 GMT |
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I mix alittle rubbing Alcohol in the Windex. works great.
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oddperson
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#17962 2007-12-03 21:32 GMT |
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Soft Scrub... perfect every time, follow with windex to make it shine.
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Hippie
7 posts |
#17963 2007-12-03 21:32 GMT |
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I use Cameo porcelain and copper cleaner on mine, but I have used Soft scrub and also Barkeepers, (or something like that) any powder I always wet it to a paste before scrubbing, then rinse and follow with Windex for a shine. I remodeled my kitchen about a year ago with a flat ceramic top stove, porcelain double sink with tile counter tops and back splash and a ceramic tile floor, I'm all about non scratching products! What was I thinking??? But I do love it, even if I do have a rag in my hand at all times! Have you found that even steam or water will leave a spot or ring to scrub up? I still love it though! Hope I've been of some help and good luck!
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SlightlyBitter
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#17964 2007-12-03 21:32 GMT |
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Try white vinegar.
It cuts through grease, gives a great shine and best of all is a terrific germ killer too. |
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CrispApple
7 posts |
#17965 2007-12-03 21:32 GMT |
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I clean mine with a sponge hot water and detergent, and then polish it with a microfibre cloth and it still looks brand new after two years.
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Sunflower
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#17966 2007-12-03 21:32 GMT |
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you can easily clean it off with White Vinegar and a little Baking soda no expensive cleaners needed, Vinegar and baking soda are inexpensive and clean better than store bought cleaners can and they are both non toxic. Good Luck !
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