Watch Me Clean Glass Caked On Stove Top Make New Again Razor Blade 2018
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- Watch me clean my glass top stove with Dawn dish soap, Baking soda, and a razor blade.
Original stove cleaning video How to Clean Dirty Caked on Glass Top Stove and Make it Look New Again • How to Clean Dirty Cak...
oh my GOD how are you the only one on all of youtube that has a tutorial on cleaning a caked-in stovetop?? this was exactly what I needed to see- thanks Crystal!
Thanks for the video. I watched 10 different ones and found yours the most informative and most similar to my issue. I already have the baking soda, razor blade, and dish soap and plan to try this! I never thought about using the razor blade before and I think that will be the game changer!
I'm so glad it worked.
Hi I just wanted to give you some information I just seen your reply.I just want to let you know I used to sell appliances for over five years and I just want to give you a secret if you use vinegar and baking soda on top of your glass cooktop you'll never have to use a razor blade to do with this lady's doing ever.the trick is to pour the vinegar on top of the glass and let it sit there for about 10-15 minutes then you come back and sprinkle the baking soda on top and make a paste a very thick paste and then use a sponge with the green scrubby on the back that is designed for dishes. Just lightly scrub it.and then wipe it off and if you need to add more vinegar add more vinegar and let it set , it works every time.cuz I used to have a really bad habit of letting the water boil over on top of the stove so it always get all these calcium deposits. And after doing thisonce a week I would never have to use the cerama bryte or soft scrub on top of my stove or razor blade.
Just wanted to update, I used the razor blade and it was amazing!
@@SweetKarasKollectibles my stove came WITH a razor blade but I see many people asking about using one. Ive always used a razor when needed. I LOVE my stove. I'm glad this worked for you because they can be stubborn at times😊 I also just use vinegar and sometimes a little baking soda as was said above.
I have a glass top stove and I simply don’t let my glass top get that dirty. I just don’t continue to cook on it if it got food on it!! Work smart, not hard.
OMG! My stove looks like new! Thank you.
You know you can do the same thing with vinegar and baking soda on top of your glass top. Never use cerama bryte or soft scrub on top of my stove I've always done vinegar and the baking. I pour the vinegar on first let that sit for a little bit cuz the acid inside the vinegar will help break up any of the calciumand then I pour the baking soda on and I let it sit there for 30 minutes and then I wipe it off and it's completely polished back to the original
I tried that. Vinegar alone, then vinegar & baking soda. It didn't do anything. I left the vinegar sitting on the burner over an hr, and the baking soda over an hour, then added vinegar and rubbed hard with a microfiber rag. Didn't do anything. So I'm going to try a razor & what this video recommends, or a razor with Weiman's heavy duty cream & maybe use a buff pad on my drill. Something more heavy duty than the vinegar. I use vinegar for general cleaning, so I was surprised it didn't make a dent in my whitish burner on black stovetop.
@@donnab8345 how long was the calcium deposits left on top of the stove I mean where they like there for months character that's odd that vinegar should a cut right through that and left the glass itself is now etched with the line deposit and if that's the case then nothing will clean it off
@@ThePrime206 Years, I guess. They were there 5 yrs ago when I bought the house. I thought the black was worn off. Didn't know it was a white film of minerals from hard water. I've cleaned it about 20 times. Baking soda w/vinegar did the best. Also used a scraper-razer. I got it off finally. There are some blackened areas that haven't come off yet. Don't know what they are. The Weiman cleaner didn't work well...not made for extreme cases or hard water mineral film. But it looks great, compared to what it looked like! Dawn & Weiman's are for regular gunk (food caked on) that's not hard to get off.
I’ve tried that, but there’s still a milky haze that comes up on one burner. While it’s getting some better it always come back when it dries; I’m at my wits end.
@@donnab8345 also try some meat tenderizer make a paste out of it and what the top of the stove down and apply it on there and let it sit for a little bit and then scrub It Off
I use what you use but far less dawn. I put n more baking soda and put it on then add vinegar. The vinegar lifts the brown residue. I don’t use the razor. But I don’t let my stove build up too much either
I love my glass top stove!
I love mine also! I clean the top every time I do dishes and even though I've had mine for about 7 years, it looks brand new! Don't let the mess accumulate on it! Clean it! I've never had to resort to any drastic cleaning methods!
I think soaking it more than 15 minutes would help get it off easier. Also maybe use a plastic scraper instead?
My husband just made a real mess of our cook top. I thought it was trashed but this gives me hope. Thanks
I use baking Soda paste and leave it all night, before going to bed spray it with water. In the morning it’s ready to rise and shine
Excellent. I found weimann's inefficient. But you do say use the razor ONE way. You are using it back and forth???
These glass cooktop stoves look absolutely amazing in a kitchen, but are hard to keep clean an pretty unless you let them buildup too long with baked on grease then it takes longer to clean them.All methods I have seen work pretty good but if you do a light cleaning right after cooking it will make it easier to maintain a good looking cooktop.Also inspect the bottom of pots, an pans that come into contact to your cooktop heated elements an try to keep the bottoms as clean as you can.This really helps a lot. If you already have a nice cooktop beware of how easy it is to scratch it.Don ‘t place any kind of cooking trays or baking pans out of the oven DIRECTLY on the cooktop. If you haven’t the counter space at least lay a couple of oven mittens on your top for protection.
Mine is anything but easy to scratch, I've scraped on it with my benchmade, it has an ats 34 steel blade with a Rockwell hardness of 58. The top has got some tiny chips here or there from enameled cast iron pots, hardly any scratches.
Kinda odd to have a stove that can't handle putting a pan on top of it, out of the oven, don't you think?
Good 👍🏼
Thank u I bought new stove and it’s already needing a cleaning and I’m super careful
I hate my glasstop stove and will be glad to replace it. Some man, who does not cook, designed them.
Agreed! I thought it was just me who hated this thing. I miss my old one so much. It really is such a pain to clean the glass. Bad design all around! Never again, when it finally breaks not buying it ever again.
I agree. I hate my glass top stove.
Check out the induction stoves
Chris Semsch ~ how are the induction ‘glass’ stoves any better? I thght I wanted induction but it has same characteristics! It would be better for me, being forgery these dayz; however like the glass tops I can’t use my irony pots- no matter What they tell ya!! Yes, gas is better for cooking, but the ONLY REDEEMING QUALITY of glassy tops is easy SPILL clean up - ugh
@Reagan Kole I dont love glass stovetops either because of the residue cleaning but I'm always worried about gas stoves.
"As long as you do it in one direction" ... immediately proceeds to alternate direction
I misspoke. What I'm trying to say is not to angle the blade where you gouge the stove, but go back and forth in a direction working on a section until you feel that section has the gunk removed.
I noticed that too. She's going in all different directions. How does this not scratch the top??
Instructions unclear, got dick caught in ceiling fan.
That was kind of mean....
@@maureen14 because she hold the tool flat on the surface. The class top don't scratch up that fast then you think. You also move pots and pans far and back.
you say scrape in one direction, then you go start scraping it back & forth lol
Ikr 😂😂😂
I guess it was so much dirt on it that she couldn't remove it with a one way scrape direction 😂😂😂
Have e ver Added up the 🕙 u spend doing this? My moms stove took half the 🕙 & is still. Working! !! I owned one of these_ _never again! !!#😒
Yes I will take the ones that have a reservoir.
I love my glass top stove and have used a razor to clean it. It still shines just like the day I got it!
Razor blade can clean buildup. But once the black glaze gets scratch there is no way to fix that coating.
Oven cleaner works wonders on the glass top and saves time, but use gloves.
@Reagan Kole Your very welcome!
Just spray with Easy Off oven cleaner and leave for an hour. Come back and wipe with a damp paper towel. Then dry with a clean paper towel. Shiny as new and no scrubbing, no blades. Doesn't hurt the glass. This is way overkill.
Hi which easy off,they yellow can or the blue one.I used the yellow one before and it cleaned it good but I left like a shadow.Dont know how to explain it.
@@nayelimendez2185 I usually buy cheaper can, the one in cabinet right now is yellow. Usually leave on more than an hour (2-3 hours or all afternoon). After cleaning with oven cleaner and wiped off, I'll usually go over with Windex or water using clean paper towel. Sparkling like new. Good luck!
I used the sharp blade method as well, and it does work. But you cannot use a regular pot scrubber. I tried and it scratched a small spot on my stove top. But I found out that the sharp blade method does a great job and it doesn’t scratch it up. Thanks for sharing!
It's odd I see all these people with caked on stuff on their glass top and I got to wondering where does this caked on stuff come from? Is it being caused by cheap pans maybe? Are people cooking too hot in their pants and allowing it to boil over or something similar? Someone enlighten me because I've had a glass top stove for over 15 years and have never had my cooking surface look anything like that I have had cheap aluminum pans leave marks in the past but I learned real quick that stainless steel (Thyme & Table) or titanium-cera (Gotham steel) pans only anything else leaves marks like crazy.
I use Soft Scrub on our glass stovetop and it always removes any gunk on the burners
Michael Lambert ~ maybe I’ll try that. Does it have different ingredients than Weismann I wonder🤨
Thank you! I was afraid my glass top was permanently ruined. This worked like magic and my cooked on mess was awful!
Thank you so much. Mine is like 100% brand new now. It's like a miracle.
The best solution... clean your stove during and after each use!! If you choose to let it get this built up just use oven cleaner!!
Finally a video that really reflects what mines looks like
Just go in one direction. however I may go in many directions.
I have had my glass top stove for 20 years and it shines all the time. I never use polish or any kind of abrasive. My stove is even black with a shiney top. All you have to do is buy a single edged razor. Takes all the spills right off.
once you have a spill over and it gets scorched under the pan, the finish is burned off. Its not a matter of cleaning it. The black is scorched off and not cleaning is going to repair it.
@@rosannemackenzie5348 The black never gets "burned off" its glass/ You simply use your razor blade on it and it all comes off. I've had my stove for over 20 years and it still shines like a new one. Ask anyone who uses a razor blade on it and they will tell you the same thing. I'm trying to make it simple for you. Just give it a try and make sure you angle the blaze right and it helps if you spray a little cleaner on if you've had it on there for a long time. The cleaner isn't there to clean the spillage, it's there for you to maybe get a better scraping angle on it. Just give it a try. I scrape mine dry and do it every time I have a spill.
That's right. These stoves are so easy to keep clean. Never use cleaners on mine either and I would never use an abrasive.
My stove top is clean except for one burner; it wipes clean and shows nothing when wet, but when it dries, there is a milky white haze remaining. I’ve tried so many methods to get it back to original surface without haze, but so far it keeps coming back, even though it is gradually getting better. I just can’t get that white milky area to go away. Any ideas; I’ve tried most everything I see on the internet.
I use baking soda after cooking or Weimann. I never let it build up. Love glass top stove. Would never go back to gas or electric rings.
Oh Weimann is a really good product that you also can use to get stainless steel spot free.
What about using oven cleaner?
Maureen R. Spray oven cleaner does it well 👍
Dishwashing liquid. Works really well. Just drip a few dots on any stain wait for a little than wipe off. And indeed it gets the scratches out too. I use Palmolive one that says instantly cuts through grease. And believe me / this formula works. Use a heavy-duty sponge scouring pad to wipe away tough stains while the sponge holds detergent and water to provide a complete clean.
Since your using the baking soda then scraping it off i think vinegar and soup &water would work better. It takes off grease and harden soap scum. I also use razor blade in the bath tub with my solution i just said.
also you should never use a razor blade on top of your glass stove cuz you can scratch that glass and if you scratch the glass and it gets too hot it will shatter trust me I know I used to sell appliances. Just use the vinegar and baking soda and you will never have to use a razor blade on it
ThePrime206 why do they sell ceramic hob scrapers that are the same as razor blades then?
@@michaelagood9358 that's a very good question that you ask the reason that's a dude this is so that I'm expecting consumers will damage the top of their glass cook surface and then over a. Of time like I said if the scratch is deep enough it will eventually shatter and trust me it has happened I've seen it
I used a butter knife once, because my oven mitt glove got burnt onto the stove, and I didn’t have a razor blade, but I sprayed it with vinegar and water, and scraped it off, I hope I didn’t ruin the glass. 🤔
What was the last product you used? I heard lemon but didn't hear the rest.
Ppl
The best cleaner for your stove top is oven cleaner. It's the best ever.!!!!!!!
Not to be disparaging to your comments but I have done this type of glass stove top cleaning using a razor blade knife and Weimans glass stove top cleaner/ protector. Glass is much harder than steel because of its high carbon content. I learned a trick about sharpening a knife using the edge of a glass car door. The edge of the glass door is rougher than the glass panel itself. You can sharpen a knife by running sharpening strokes along the top of the door at the correct angle. Now the steel in your razor blade runs parallel to the glass stove top which is smooth. You can also use a Scotch Brite pad to accompany your baking soda/ Dawn dish liquid after you have used the razor on the glass stove top. My guess is that you could use a pumice-based cleaning product to work as well
At the 3:50 time, you said the razor won't scratch if you go in one direction but don't I see you going in every direction?
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I think she meant going back and forth, not side to side. I thought the same thing but she explained it when someone asked the same thing. Confusing right?
A unsolicited comment. Try using a plastic razor blade which can be purchased at any automotive supply store. They are cheap and far less likely to cause unintended damages.
Omg you scared me with tgat razor. Lol
It sounds like it’s scratching the heck out of the top.
I also use weimans, but the one in the tub with special sponge
Man does this work! I had some horrible burnt on sugar stains from making Apple Butter and Strawberry jam and I thought they were permanent. Followed the directions exactly and my cook-top now looks brand new! Thanks!
The idea is to clean your stovetop daily so you won't have this built on gunk. Why aren't you cleaning daily this is disgusting.
Thank you. Thank you!
I've been cleaning my wife's glass top since she bought her first one 25 years ago. The best cleaner is stove glass cleaner for removing creosote from wood stoves, it's pretty abrasive stuff and has silica in it. Use the stove glass cleaner first, then move to a dull razor blade has less chance of scratching the glass. Then the best part, I finish with 0000 steel wool, no it doesn't scratch the glass. Those dull spots at the end of the video are still leftover burned on material the steel wool takes it off. It normally leaves the glass completely clean and shiny but sometimes I use Windex for the final shine. I have actually had spots I thought were scratches where my fingernail snagged on but were burned on material that came off with the steel wool. I never spend more than five minutes on the stove and she's had burned on gravy almost 1/8 inch thick and my wife's stove looks brand new. FYI the best glass cooktops are made by Jena Glas in Germany, they made the windows for the space shuttles.
Why do you say my wife's stove and not our stove..?
@@eumelinchen62 Very simple she picked it and she uses it far more than I. We have a simple understanding I carry the money in and the packages out.
I got a razor with my cooker so this is nothing new I clean my cooker with warm soapy water nothing with abrasive particles , ,I could have cleane whole cooker oven and all inthe time you have taken
I love my glass top ,I think it is so easy to clean , as long as you do it regularly.
I totally agree. I clean my glass top at the same time when i wash my dishes and it is always clean.
Thanks alot for the video.....i've learned something from you
After watching this, I will stick with my gas range lol. My daughter has one of these and although her entire house is spotless, the stove always shows soilage.
I got a good deal on a stove with two ovens and the only drawback was that it had a ceramic top. But I've been learning how to clean it and totally love it. I use Bar Keepers Friend for my cleaning. It's marvelous.
No one should allow it to get this bad. Clean regularly.
@WELL forPETES sake i believe it was just an excuse for not being embarrassed 😏😂
I've had my glass top stove for about 5 years and wipe it after each use. If you let it get burned on then you have to use a razor. I've done that a couple of times. I like to keep mine clean all the time because that also keeps the bottoms of my pots from getting stained. It only takes a quick spray and wipe, not much different than wiping off your countertops, which most people do every day anyway.
Where did you get the blade and handle from?
Home Depot, Lowes, Walmart, Target, Amazon any where that sell home supplies
It blows my mind that people own a glass top stove and don't know about using the scraper. A scraper is part of glass top stove care kits sold pretty much everywhere.
Plastic razor blades work without the risk of surface scratches.
This worked beautifully!!! We used a combo of vinegar, baking soda, and a squirt of Dawn and were amazed at how quickly this process worked!! Thank you!!!
After washing the glass top with oven cleaner and a razor scraper I used an electric automotive buffer, rubbing compound and then automotive No 3 cut Meguiar's polishing paste to clean and polish it in about 15 minutes. My wife was blown away LOL...
You are so funny I forgot to laugh
If you put it down, cover it with a damp cleaning cloth. and just let it it for 15 minutes. It will rehydrate the burned on stuff... make sit WAY easier to remove.
I use Bar Keepers Friend for cleaning my ceramic top stove and it is amazing. I sprinkle it generously where needed, then sprinkle water on to get a thick paste. Sometimes I let it sit for a minute, then scrub. If it's really nasty (one time it looked like the top was pitted), I let it sit in the paste a few hours (it hardened of course) and wiped clean in the morning.
I do the same lol works great
My stove never looks like that. I don't use oils, I always use animal fats and they just pipe off with a paper towel. If oils do that to the stove, imagine what they do to your insides. 🤨🤨
Lol u say in the begining only scrape OneWay with the razor or it wont work..you scrape all over every direction!! Lol but ty it worked
What I was trying to say is don't go sideways with the razor, meaning don't let it go with the skinny part. I just worded it wrong .. lol
You need to speed up the video because it’s to long and boring watching you scrape
100% I fell asleep lol
Tami Gorman Double tap and it will move forward ☺️
it is called “watch me clean my stove” ...
What kind of razor is that? Where do I buy it? Thanks!
When I first read this (without my reading glasses on) I read "Watch Me Clean Glass Naked on Stove Top". Anyway very good video Crystal! :)
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where did you get the yellow handle for the razor blade
Any where that sell home supplies, Home Depot, Lowes that type of store
Also. Use some glass polish on it after and it’ll shine like a new penny!
That’s warm water, Dawn, baking soda and . . . what’s the 3rd stuff you added? Thank you!
Bert Lacatan yes....couldn’t understand the LAST one either
Lemi-Shine
Steel and charred carbon can both scratch the surface.
Is it a glass cleaner that u use to spray at end of this video
Could I clean the inside of the glass door in the oven? I inherited the stove when we bought the house, I have tried a couple of times with baking soda and vinegar but it's really baked on....I dont think it was ever cleaned?
Yes, you can. There should be an opening to reach in between the oven glass panels from bottom of oven door. May take a few times wiping to get it all clean. Use a metal hanger.
there is a good video on oven cleaner here is the formula ....2oz Dawn dish soap, 4oz Lemmon Juice, 8oz Vinigar, 10 oz water. great cleaner can use on glass as well but do not spray it on the door sealer that should never be soaked,
I clean my stove with a razor after I cook each meal. I never had a cake buildup.
Yes, I am with you. I clean my stove after every use. Maybe over the top but during the day I wipe off any finger prints too.
Thank you I am the same way. Razor blade and Cerama Bryte cleaner that you can buy at Home Depot. I found that anything else does not take the greasy film off.
It’s not glass,it’s ceramic
Love my glass top stove. I clean it every time I do dishes with Cerama Bryte cleaner and it shines just like the day it was installed. The trick is don't let food get baked on over several uses before cleaning.
If you’d wipe it off every time you spill something you wouldn’t have to go through all of that.
tsunami3240 To get greasy film off you do
I just wanted to say thank you for your video. I was able to clean my stove had for almost five years. It looks almost brand new now . I was scared to use the blade but my stove looked so bad. I am glad I toke the chance. Thank You ☺
That's awesome . I'm so glad it worked so well for you.
Lynn Jaimes A lot of the time I use Windex on my glass topped stove. I have never had a problem keeping it clean, and yes I do use a razor blade at times. Mine is black and shows DUST on the burners that I do not use very often, that bothers me. The Windex solves several problems.
Did it scratch at all?
I use pure vinager to shine mine
After I used the stove I cleaning it with warm water and a fiberclot, no chemicals just warmwater. If you Do that there is no need for bog cleaning
Fabulous. Thanks! Had a very bad milk overflow and bake-on incident. Have been dreading the attempted clean up. Used my organic natural cleaner with an old razor and it literally took one minute. 😃🤗👏👍
Which cleaner?
@@yvonnebuskey7047 Koh. I buy it online and it is absolutely amazing. Cleaned my oven in 5 minutes with hardly any effort.
Thanks for the tips
My apartment has one of these stoves and I'm not a fan of it. I miss having a gas stove. Gas is cleaner cheaper and more efficient to cook with than electric.
How is gas cleaner when it’s hard to clean it, I have tons of burns and ash from it, we now use induction and it’s better it don’t leave stains because the surface doesn’t burn
What is that back metal piece on your stove? They delivered our stove and told us we had to get one, since our stove is a few inches from the wall and I have no idea what it's called. Funny, after spending so much money for a stove and they can't even tell me what that metal part is. I'm afraid a pot is going to sit against our drywall and catch our house on fire...:-(
Thank you so much! I've kept my stovetop spotless for years. Unfortunately I was distracted while making rice pudding (with condense milk as one of the ingredients), it boiled over and my stove was covered in a thick brown gunk and I thought the stove was not salvageable. I used your tutorial and my stove is back to being spotless and shiny. Incredible. 😊
Oh wow, that was amazing. I used a new pan and it left silver scratches on the cooktop, and I'm wondering if there is away to get rid of it?
You can try wet sanding with 2000 or 1200 grit sandpaper. The smoother paper even leaves a polish on the glass.
My stovetop looks brand new after I sanded down the marks on it.
I use Dish soap, water and 0000 ott steel wool pad
Clean in a min
Clyde Triplett does the steel wool really scrub it good?
I clean mine everytime i cook
Exactly me too.
She seems to be pretty lazy when her glass top is that dirty. Just saying..
I clean my each time as well but I know my own kids don’t at their apartments. 🤪
I will try this one, really need to clean my stove waah! Thank"s lot for this idea.
Pam HappyLife razor blade and water
is there a way to prevent the rings on the stove top from getting scratched off/fading due to cleaning? Mine are coming off a bit when cleaning my glass stovetop
I use easy off oven cleaner lol I let it sit for about 15 minutes then wipe it off , no scrubbing , if any is still there I spray again. I’ve had my glass top stove for 15 years.
I clean my stove daily. Don't have a heavy gease build up, but didnt think of using oven spray and will try; however, I have a small George Freeman grill and I use the oven clearner.
I'm going to try that on my stove! I have a few stubborn spots!
Why do you let it get bad enough to use a razor blade? You should clean a glass cooktop every time you use it. I have the same stove.
Not impressed.
I'm here because my wife bought a ceramic stovetop. ill be updating once a buy a razer.
Great video, I’m sure most people clean up each time they cook, so it really wouldn’t be this bad, but a good example😳🤗Thank You. I agree I would love to have a gas stove!!!👍
I got a gas stove with a glass top
How rude
If you think that is clean, you need glasses. I would never let mine get close to that.
baking and...is useless since you use a blade little soap with do the same then after you can finish with sand paper grade 300 or 400 and baking soda(this deposit become like coke due to overheating many times)
Now for a little surprise. Finish it off with a clean cloth and furniture polish (Pledge))
American Stoves are super weird and unpractical..
I absolutely hate glass tops. I miss the time of metal coils over painted metal. Those were so easy to clean and it took a while before they were visibly dirty. These ones have to be babied so much or risk breaking and having to spend a lot to fix it.
American stoves? Well i live in New Zealand and have one! They're not great but not just Americans have it lol
How many American stoves have you had Perkins?
Ok I can see it. Move forward
Glass top hate them
Happy New Year! Thanks for sharing this updated video. I had a sugar rum glaze boil over last night. While it's 90% removed, the last of it might require doing the razor technique. I'm hesitant to do it but this video shows it can be done without damaging the glass. I use the Weiman's cleaner to and it does a great job.
Renee the only thing I can see she's doing wrong is you need to keep your surface wet at all times you can use whatever she's using but make sure you keep it wet because once it gets dry with no liquid on it it can scratch I do the razor blade all the time and I've never had a problem with that scratching unless you run a liquid while you're scraping to keep it dry I mean I'm sorry to keep it wet
I don't have build up but one of my burners has a dull discolor middle n don't know if it can be fixed. My grandson done it some how. Please advise thank you
she said scrape in one direction to avoid scratching glass, she should've edited before posting
I sometimes use my glass burner to reheat flour tortillas. Sometimes not a good idea. Anyways your method really gets it clean.
Awesome.