I have a black enamel fast stove. The two front burners have charred grease and when I clean what will come off around the burners it has left dry dull areas. How can I remove all the charred buildup and make the stove top shiny like the rest of it? The dry dull spots are driving me crazy. I heard from the store I purchased it from that after I clean it I should polish it with car wax, but I'm a little nervous. Any suggestions? Thanks.
By Tammy
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No don't waist your time with car wax. I also have a black stove. It was my Mom's stove and is now over 60 years old. First do not use anything that will scratch it like those sponges that have a rough side. My husband scratched the daylights out of Mom's stove because he always used those even when I begged him not to. Just use a mix of water, a little ammonia, and a drop or two of Dawn Dish Soap. Spray that on then wipe off. If you have a real stubborn area, spray a little Easy Off Oven Cleaner on the spot, wait about ten minutes then wipe off.
wow. I just wanted so say, I have never seen a black stove like this one Oh how beautiful, this was in2015 and it now 03/15/2019, but I am sure you still have and enjoying it, what state are you from? I live in Texas & we have the same cabinet handles, small world. I would love for you to take large picture of your stove and send it to my email, I really would like that, Thanks and God Bless
After I clean my stove, also black, I use window cleaner to wipe it down. Its as shined as glass.
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