Homemade Cleaner for Glass Stove Top

Other than baking soda and vinegar, what inexpensive ideas would you have for cleaning a glass cook top stove?

By Bev from IL

Answers:

Homemade Cleaner for Glass Stove Top

I'd use a small amount of ammonia in water (about 1/10), then put in about 3 ounces of rubbing alcohol. Put this in a well marked spray bottle. It's like a cheaper version of Windex! (The alcohol makes it dry faster so there are less streaks.) (05/26/2009)

By Cyinda

Homemade Cleaner for Glass Stove Top

I use a flat razor blade on mine to take off the worst of the cooked on food. (05/26/2009)

By April Wright

Homemade Cleaner for Glass Stove Top

I use oven cleaner for the burned on stuff. Spray it on and wipe it off after a couple of hours. (05/26/2009)

By Linda Brady

Homemade Cleaner for Glass Stove Top

A razor will take off the stuck-on food, and just about anything will "clean" it. The trick is in the tool. I use a Scotch Brite pad on mine. No, it doesn't scratch it. Have you seen the ads for the new stove-top cleaning "system?" Look at what's on the cleaning tool. But if you are looking for something cheap to remove those heat stains, I've used plain old Comet with the Scotch Brite pad. The only drawback is it takes a fair amount of rinsing to dry clear. (05/27/2009)

By Mary

Homemade Cleaner for Glass Stove Top

Whiting, found in paint stores. Will not scratch glass. (05/27/2009)

By Cajun

Homemade Cleaner for Glass Stove Top

After food residue is removed, use a microfiber cloth and plain water to polish the surface. I have found these at the dollar store. I no longer use the stove top cleaning solutions. The microfiber cloth cleans fingerprints, small spills, etc. and no need to rinse or clean up after cleaning. The same cloth and water will remove fingerprints from microwave oven, stainless steel refrigerator, clean cabinet knobs, etc. My good friend gave me one and the first time I used it, I kept looking for more surfaces to polish. (05/30/2009)

By The Aunt