Cleaning My Yucky Stove Using Pumice Stone - Clean With Me! - My Minimzing Journey

Hello Everyone!
My stove is terrible. Most people probably won't have such a big issue as this was years of stuck on burned food. I didn't want to use harsh chemicals thus turned a blind eye to the problem. This was an experiment to see if I can clean my stove with a pumice stone without caustic chemicals. I saw the idea on a Facebook post and I'm not sure where I saw it. My husband has used pumice on our toilets and it's gotten rid of hard water stains like a charm and I was thinking it can work on the stove. It does state that it can be used on the ceramic tile, porcelain, masonry, concrete & iron, tools, pools, bbqs, toilets, tubs, rust & paint, and carbon buildups. Pumice stones can be found at Target, Wal-Mart, dollar stores, markets, and Amazon. (Not affiliated with Pumie or any of the stores mention) The pumice stone is very inexpensive making this cleaning project very affordable. Please be patient and use cautiously to avoid damaging your surfaces. Now my method probably wasn't the best way, since I just went on the post and went in with the pumice and my additions of baking soda, dish soap, and chiseling screw driver. Again most people probably don't have a stove that looks as horrible as mine and won't need to take such extreme measures. Here are links to instructions on how to clean a stove. Hopefully it helps.
www.ehow.com/i...
www.diynetwork...
I'm so happy with my stove. It's never been so clean since I bought it years ago and will never get to that gross state again. As stated by the gas company technician that visited my home for service on a gas problem, all that grease and bits are fire hazards and I'm glad they're gone. Thanks for stopping by. Hope you enjoyed the experiment!
See you in my next video,
Mei
Catch my other videos in these playlists:
Playlist
Minimizing/Cleaning - • Minimizing/Cleaning
Filling Donation Bags- • Filling Donation Bags
Music:
E's Jammy Jams - Swipesy Cakewalk
Darktown Strutters

[@Walmart]

Great clean with me, Mei. That stove looks amazing!

[@themeievent1199]

Thank you so much!

[@stacykrett]

A very realistic look into the process. Thank you for sharing.

[@themeievent1199]

Thank you for the feedback! Hope it will help you! Have a great day!

[@LillyC2013]

All you need is that pumice stone it comes right off it doesnt scratch your stove at all! I even use it on my pots and pans to take off the black from cooking over and over , it comes right off and doesn’t scratch at all!! You do t really need cleaning products just some drops of water and maybe to clean over it at the end spray some stove cleaner but not for the main job! Just some infor for anyone who wanted to know

[@themeievent1199]

Thanks for the tips! I've never tried on pots and pans before but will try if needed.

[@warrenthomas1253]

You have a nice calming voice and could listen to you all day.

[@themeievent1199]

So kind of you to say. Thank you!

[@trueanteater1]

I am a housekeeper 35 years. What has always worked for me scrubbing bubbles sprayed heavy leave 10 minutes use a brilliant pad won't scratch. I use scrbbing bubbles in the oven fridge and everywhere

[@trueanteater1]

Brilliant pad

[@trueanteater1]

Brillo pad

[@themeievent1199]

I've only used scrubbing bubbles in my shower. Thanks for suggesting other places to use it! I'll give that a try!

[@vestagirl8484]

Thanks for sharing this! I’ve really been struggling with my stove top, as well.

[@themeievent1199]

I'm so glad you found it helpful! Hope you'll be able to get your stove cleaned.

[@antimurphy8212]

Rule of Thumb: Never get your stove to this point. Clean it way more often!

[@themeievent1199]

It's been clean since that day! :D

[@nawfalchetty3007]

it is great 👍

[@themeievent1199]

Thank you! 😃

[@brittaniestone2289]

Next time use Bar Keepers Friend with the pumice and that will do wonders

[@themeievent1199]

I was just learning about Bar Keepers Friend. Thanks for the suggestion! I'm going to use the can I've had sitting around for a long while.

[@beverlyjones4020]

The pumice stone needs to be soaking wet.

[@lowbvll8969]

Finish off with magic eraser it works miracles

[@themeievent1199]

Great idea! I'm going to try that. Thanks!

[@breaunahtx23]

Wow amazing!”

[@themeievent1199]

breauna villarreal Thank you! 😊

[@dinache4537]

did it create scratch on your stove?

[@themeievent1199]

The pumice stone didn't but I was careless with the screwdriver lol

[@antimurphy8212]

Not smart using a flat head. It can scratch the surface.

[@SummaGirl1347]

Vinegar and Baking Soda will take that right off.

[@themeievent1199]

I'll try that the next time my stove get dirty. Thanks!

[@SummaGirl1347]

@@themeievent1199 ruclips.net/video/fg6fX4xjd0w/видео.html Works great on the oven, too!

[@themeievent1199]

@@SummaGirl1347 Wow! It worked wonders on her stove. Now I'm wondering how it would have done with mine. Would have save me a bunch of scraping!

[@lyriachavana7807]

First off why did u let it get that bad if u got time to lean u got time to clean.

[@themeievent1199]

Okay, thanks for stopping by.

[@Hunterbenx]

Okay Karen.

[@LillyC2013]

So rude Lyria chavana

[@deborahhearty3327]

Really?

[@lindacrespo6020]

Unnecessary comment! People benefit from videos like this! And life happens, so move on.

[@samorayesus7465]

Please clean your stove every time after finish cooking