After you pull out the coils, lift up the pans, rinse and let soak in hot soapy water. I usually clean the top surface next, so if any thing drops below, I only have to clean the underneath once. Grab the hole and lift up gently like a sedan car trunk, and you can access the underside.
It might be a great idea, but we don’t use cling film in our house anymore. We never let our hob get anything like this. It’s kept perfectly clean every day. I couldn’t stand to have a hob like this!😲😖😫👎if you keep on top of it in the first place, then it doesn’t need this kind of treatment/deep cleaning.
Mine doesn't get that dirty but with a chronic illness I've had times where it got crusty and no energy to clean the time it happened. I often get a hot water soaked towel wring it out as good as I can let it sit to loosen up the crusties.
Thanks so much for sharing these! I've had really bad depression my entire life and due to a complicated childhood I never really "learned" to clean. It feels embarrassing to say, but keeping a clean living space is something I've always struggled with and it's caused me a great deal of shame, causing the problem only to get worse. Seeing this type of content really helps me to not feel so alone and gives me a great place to start. Seriously, thank you. :') This means more than you know.
I thought I was the only one with this problem. I recently found d out that my challenge with cleaning is because of trauma. Even my wife criticizes the way i clean even thiugh i take an hour or so to clean. I've been super depressed as well lately and I wish someone took the time to see the signs. Hang in there, don't give up the fight.
We use Dawn to clean ours. Works better than oven cleaner and isn’t going to kill anyone faster. The dawn powerwash just has added alcohol, but it works even faster on tough things.
Stove tops are fun to clean. I had a mate who really liked cleaning bathrooms. I am legit jealous of her. Took me years to not hold my breath while cleaning the toilet
Oh, that with the foil is a wonderful Tip! I recently moved and I have to clean my old flat that I sadly neglected because of my mental struggles (CPTSD, ADHD, Depression, ASD - lucky me). I tried to soak some areas with cleaner but it dried up too fast. Btw, as someone who struggles with cleaning I have to tell you, how much I admire what you do!You are a wonderful person with your heart at the right place!❤
I think I get more satisfaction of the fact that you get more satisfaction out of getting it clean than anybody else could and the fact that you enjoy it is a hundred percent better cuz it goes through to your videos that you just want to get it done so these people can have somewhere decent to actually make a meal and they can't help it because they have a sickness God bless you again and thank you for sharing a little bit of your journey with the rest of us you inspire people to get up and help each other and that is an amazing thing
I used to work for a public housing authority. I went to a few properties of deceased residents with no next of kin to do a value check. It always made me feel sad. It was clear that these people were living in their loungerooms because of stuff. So much stuff. They didn't have the mobility to clear out the stuff to the bin or to even take the bin out. What made me sad was that there were always wedding photos, photos of kids and grandkids on the walls, Christmas cards from a decade ago, but these people lived alone, surrounded in filth that they couldn't cope with. I often wondered how often people died early due to lack of support, and because of what they lived in. They isolated themselves out of shame and wouldn't/couldn't ask for help before it got so bad. You are a gem. I know you do these for free, there should be companies in every country that offer these services for free to people who need them.
@@deborahpollitt7533I would have been so grateful for that kind of help before I became too sick to work :( all my clients were elderly, one couple I definitely don't expect payment. They're just like family friends. I miss my weekly visits ❤ I still help when I can because I know how much it means 😊
If you don't want to use oven cleaner or plastic wrap try boiling water, just pour it on and leave for a few hours or overnight, worked really well for me and no chemicals or plastic!
Covering those burner trays in a layer or two of quality aluminium foil so the dropped bits of food don't bond onto the tray can save hours of work in future. Covering the base tray works too. We used to be able to buy purpose made thick alfoil covers that just fit snugly but I haven't seen them for years. (yes I'm Australian so it's ALUMINIUM)
Yes, I've just scrolled through the comments to see if anyone else does this. (I've actually got a glass top cooker now, but my mum always put the foil down, so I did when I moved out & had to clean for myself.)
That's why I bought a glass top stove when my electric one died. But I must say, the plastic wrap is genius! God bless you for helping these people. ❤️😻
In general I am not a fan of any type of electric stove. I worked in a kitchen with a glass top stove, it took forever to boil a pot of water. As someone who really enjoys cooking, someday soon I will run a gas line and have a gas stove.
Tip for a flat top, take *soft scrub* cleaner, soak like you did Here, use an electric sander with a green scrubby instead of sand paper. I used to flip apartments, this trick came in handy.
You're such a amazing person and with your free cleaning you're doing a great professional job you would think that you're paying thousands for their house to get clean but you are doing it for free you have such a kind heart
Because of you I've started doing the saran wrap method! When i start cleaning my kitchen i put the cleaner and saran wrap on the stove, the finish the stove last. It does SUCH an amazing job
Oh dear.....I REALLY needed this...I didn't know until THIS MORNING that my stove could do that...hell the stove belonged to my maternal grandmother and SHE didn't know it could do that and she was a big clean freak about that stove top....I gotta get a few supplies but I'm gonna get to work on that, thanks VERY much for this info.
You do wonderful work, thank you for helping these folks out. Many times they're living alone & don't have nearby family. When they come back into their now clean house, the look on their faces make it all worth it. It's easier for thrm to maintain too.
@@Joy21090 copying someones channel from concept to cleaning techniques to tools used and then making same types of videos is not sharing. It’s stealing someone else’s ideas and creativity and trying to profit it from it
Thank you for demonstrating the power of a loving, accepting heart free of judgment and full to overflowing with kindness. You keep my hopeful about the human race.
Having lived in so many places where all of the appliances were heavily scratched by using steel scouring sponges, I would never use them. There are other methods that do not work as fast, but don't damage the surfaces. Once the surfaces are damaged, they are way harder to keep clean.
I'm not sure if this was answered before as I just found this channel but these sort of messes are often caused by people having mental or physical disabilities or whatever other barriers that prevent them from keeping up with cleaning right? My question is do you do anything to make sure their living conditions don't just return to how it was before being cleaned?
Some people don't realize that the stove top opens up to clean.
I don't know how😅
Seriously I never knew and whoa I'm afraid to look now lol
Only some. Ours needed to be unscrewed and there were wires. So not designed to be cleaned inside.
After you pull out the coils, lift up the pans, rinse and let soak in hot soapy water. I usually clean the top surface next, so if any thing drops below, I only have to clean the underneath once. Grab the hole and lift up gently like a sedan car trunk, and you can access the underside.
I don't think the gas stoves open up like that.
Wait...... did you say.... lift? The top of the stove? brb gonna go cry in cleaning
yep, I've done that for ages since my family did make ready work for apartments
This was me when i found out there was a removable tray for the toaster 😭 it makes so much sense but no one told me
❤
Fuck that!! DID she say "FREE" cleaning
If it helps I never knew that did till I went to help my mom clean the stove. Lol
The seran wrap is genius. Thank you for the tip.
Omg yes!!! So smart. 😊
I always had to spray something on top cuz the oven cleaner would dry off. This will be a game changer!
Yes!! I'll be trying this on my stove!
So what cleaner you made
It might be a great idea, but we don’t use cling film in our house anymore. We never let our hob get anything like this. It’s kept perfectly clean every day. I couldn’t stand to have a hob like this!😲😖😫👎if you keep on top of it in the first place, then it doesn’t need this kind of treatment/deep cleaning.
Mine doesn't get that dirty but with a chronic illness I've had times where it got crusty and no energy to clean the time it happened. I often get a hot water soaked towel wring it out as good as I can let it sit to loosen up the crusties.
Thanks so much for sharing these! I've had really bad depression my entire life and due to a complicated childhood I never really "learned" to clean. It feels embarrassing to say, but keeping a clean living space is something I've always struggled with and it's caused me a great deal of shame, causing the problem only to get worse. Seeing this type of content really helps me to not feel so alone and gives me a great place to start. Seriously, thank you. :') This means more than you know.
I thought I was the only one with this problem. I recently found d out that my challenge with cleaning is because of trauma. Even my wife criticizes the way i clean even thiugh i take an hour or so to clean. I've been super depressed as well lately and I wish someone took the time to see the signs. Hang in there, don't give up the fight.
This was so satisfying to watch. You’re so kind!
UNREAL,. THAT STOVE LOOKS NEW!! I LOVE THE SCOUR DADDY!
We use Dawn to clean ours. Works better than oven cleaner and isn’t going to kill anyone faster. The dawn powerwash just has added alcohol, but it works even faster on tough things.
Dawn spray is a great grease cutter but I feel like it gets in my lungs. Does anyone feel that way too? I use it sparingly
Stove tops are fun to clean. I had a mate who really liked cleaning bathrooms. I am legit jealous of her. Took me years to not hold my breath while cleaning the toilet
The bathroom is my favorite too 😂😂
Yess love cleaning bathrooms
I have found my people! 😂😊
@@peggybaby0894 👋🏻 👋🏻 👋🏻 fellow bathroom cleaner!!
@@KVC90 😺 me too! dirtier the better, its so satisfying. especially toilets lol
You are the sweetest person out there! You are always there to help people! ❤❤❤
You deserve way more subscribers than what you currently have you are a special human being how inspirational well done
Impressively efficient. (Not to mention kind, empathetic, 🙏)
Lemon juice along with a scrubber will clean the top up just as good
Ugh so satisfying to watch
Thank you, I hope there are people helping you clean as volunteers. I pray that these company products you are using are sponsoring you too!
OK, but can we talk about how amazing the scrub daddy ad is. Watching your videos makes me want to buy all of the daddies😭😭
Your such an angel we need more people like you in this world bless you ❤
angle 📐
Yes we do
"You're "
Run on sentence!
What do you soak the trays in?
Hot water and soap
God bless you, your efforts, your compassion and humanity in helping those suffering. You totally rock.
Beautiful job. Appreciate your tips! Thank you.
Free cleaning you are an amazing woman to do this for people❤
Thank you for sharing your kindness to people....🌹
I like to clean refrigerators....it makes me feel like my food is clean in there too 🤷
I like your sequence of cleaning the stove tops. I like the clear wrap to allow for a good soak. I send a smile.
Oh, that with the foil is a wonderful Tip! I recently moved and I have to clean my old flat that I sadly neglected because of my mental struggles (CPTSD, ADHD, Depression, ASD - lucky me). I tried to soak some areas with cleaner but it dried up too fast. Btw, as someone who struggles with cleaning I have to tell you, how much I admire what you do!You are a wonderful person with your heart at the right place!❤
I think I get more satisfaction of the fact that you get more satisfaction out of getting it clean than anybody else could and the fact that you enjoy it is a hundred percent better cuz it goes through to your videos that you just want to get it done so these people can have somewhere decent to actually make a meal and they can't help it because they have a sickness God bless you again and thank you for sharing a little bit of your journey with the rest of us you inspire people to get up and help each other and that is an amazing thing
Not me being 25 years old and having no idea THE TOP OF THE STOVE LIFTS…… my entire life has been a failure until this very moment
Not only was this charitable, but we learned something too
I used to work for a public housing authority. I went to a few properties of deceased residents with no next of kin to do a value check. It always made me feel sad. It was clear that these people were living in their loungerooms because of stuff. So much stuff. They didn't have the mobility to clear out the stuff to the bin or to even take the bin out.
What made me sad was that there were always wedding photos, photos of kids and grandkids on the walls, Christmas cards from a decade ago, but these people lived alone, surrounded in filth that they couldn't cope with. I often wondered how often people died early due to lack of support, and because of what they lived in. They isolated themselves out of shame and wouldn't/couldn't ask for help before it got so bad.
You are a gem. I know you do these for free, there should be companies in every country that offer these services for free to people who need them.
Leaving the plastic wrap on the stovetop over night helps to use the scraper less.
Oh my God!!! Wow,!! I can't believe you got it that clean that is impressive!!
I love your videos.
I noticed you're not set up for Super Thanks donations. Why not? Work this important deserves donations. If I wasn't broke i'd happily donate.
because she doesn't do it for the money -- you are already helping by watching the video
@@emmib1388 I understand that perfectly. But I am curious to know how her cleaning products and supplies are paid for. I’d like to help if possible.
@@deborahpollitt7533I would have been so grateful for that kind of help before I became too sick to work :( all my clients were elderly, one couple I definitely don't expect payment. They're just like family friends. I miss my weekly visits ❤ I still help when I can because I know how much it means 😊
Your so kind the world needs more kind hearted people like you 😊
"You're "
My secret is just turn on the stove and let it burn warm once the top of the stove is warm you can wipe away easily any grease, oil or dirt.
can u show us the oven products you use on the stove please🙏🏻😊
I didn't know there was sick a thing as steel scrubber daddy
❤❤❤❤ i Love Cleaning! Seeing my work after im done is a feeling i always Loved!
Yowzers...what a transformation!!! Much respect to you ❤
Your videos are always so satisfying!❤
Love what you do to help others
wow, thats great . Love ya girl . I didnt know about the plastic cleaner .
I'd really love to know how you get the burner cover bowl things clean.
Yeah, that wasn't enough information.
I was thinking after the soak maybe that same oven cleaner stuff would do it. What I've tried has not cut it.
Soaking and scrubbing would do it
They usually soak off most in super hot water and Dawn. Depending on what material they are made from, those Steel scour daddies work really well.
If you don't want to use oven cleaner or plastic wrap try boiling water, just pour it on and leave for a few hours or overnight, worked really well for me and no chemicals or plastic!
You Go, Girl ❗❗❗
Thank you for all your great cleaning vids 🥰
I've been watching you for about a month. YOU are the reason I got my first scrub daddy and paste.
Covering those burner trays in a layer or two of quality aluminium foil so the dropped bits of food don't bond onto the tray can save hours of work in future. Covering the base tray works too.
We used to be able to buy purpose made thick alfoil covers that just fit snugly but I haven't seen them for years.
(yes I'm Australian so it's ALUMINIUM)
Yes, I've just scrolled through the comments to see if anyone else does this. (I've actually got a glass top cooker now, but my mum always put the foil down, so I did when I moved out & had to clean for myself.)
That's why I bought a glass top stove when my electric one died. But I must say, the plastic wrap is genius! God bless you for helping these people. ❤️😻
In general I am not a fan of any type of electric stove. I worked in a kitchen with a glass top stove, it took forever to boil a pot of water. As someone who really enjoys cooking, someday soon I will run a gas line and have a gas stove.
Wow… I learn something new about the plastic wrap. Thanks 👍🏼
Tip for a flat top, take *soft scrub* cleaner, soak like you did Here, use an electric sander with a green scrubby instead of sand paper. I used to flip apartments, this trick came in handy.
You're such a amazing person and with your free cleaning you're doing a great professional job you would think that you're paying thousands for their house to get clean but you are doing it for free you have such a kind heart
Because of you I've started doing the saran wrap method! When i start cleaning my kitchen i put the cleaner and saran wrap on the stove, the finish the stove last.
It does SUCH an amazing job
Oh dear.....I REALLY needed this...I didn't know until THIS MORNING that my stove could do that...hell the stove belonged to my maternal grandmother and SHE didn't know it could do that and she was a big clean freak about that stove top....I gotta get a few supplies but I'm gonna get to work on that, thanks VERY much for this info.
Awesome job!
Your amazing and kind human.Thank you
I wish I knew this when I had a stovetop love this. Would've been so satisfying to clean and procrastinate the rest of the cleaning
I love watching these videos
You do wonderful work, thank you for helping these folks out. Many times they're living alone & don't have nearby family. When they come back into their now clean house, the look on their faces make it all worth it. It's easier for thrm to maintain too.
I love watching the results and what it must mean to the homeowner!
That’s such an amazing cleaning effort.
You are some kind of Cleaning Genius Guru!
She is not. She 100% copied AuriKaterina ‘s channel. All the products , cleaning techniques. There should be a law against this
@@hautecouture2228 Humankind has advanced from living in caves because we share ideas with each other.
@@Joy21090 copying someones channel from concept to cleaning techniques to tools used and then making same types of videos is not sharing. It’s stealing someone else’s ideas and creativity and trying to profit it from it
@@hautecouture2228 Then they're both cleaning genius gurus.
Would love to see how u clean inside the oven x❤
That was an EXCELLENT IDEA‼️💡 🥰👍🏾👍🏾You broke it down so well. QUICK‼️💞💞💞💞💞💞
Bless you!!! ❤
You are really amazing
beautiful!
Thank you for demonstrating the power of a loving, accepting heart free of judgment and full to overflowing with kindness. You keep my hopeful about the human race.
me encanta tus videos
I can see how that is sooo satisfying, and seeing the stove that clean was such a relief!
I just tried this on a stove with baked on food. It works! Thank you
The saran wrap!!! Thank you for this and all your hard work you do, God bless!!😊❤🙏
This is SOOO SATISFYING ❤
Love watching your videos ,thankyou for everything you do ♥️
Having lived in so many places where all of the appliances were heavily scratched by using steel scouring sponges, I would never use them. There are other methods that do not work as fast, but don't damage the surfaces. Once the surfaces are damaged, they are way harder to keep clean.
YOU'RE AMAZING!
That was so satisfying
You are the best.
I don't even want to admit how old I was when I first discovered you can lift a stove up 😂
I'm not sure if this was answered before as I just found this channel but these sort of messes are often caused by people having mental or physical disabilities or whatever other barriers that prevent them from keeping up with cleaning right? My question is do you do anything to make sure their living conditions don't just return to how it was before being cleaned?
Thank you for the work that you do.
That was so satisfying, i had to watch this again!!!
So satisfying to see the before and after!
cleaning all that stuff kind of looks like fun, i clean my mom's kitchen every other night and it's my personal quiet time
The cling film tip is one of my favorites! Barkeeper's Friend + cling film kills rust!
🤯🤯🤯 That was AMAZING 😆😆😆 covering it with seran wrap was so smart, I’m gonna try that on mine next time
This was very helpful. I've sat with vinegar and baking soda and just scrubbed and scrubbed and scrubbed and it's a pain
Wow! You are incredible! 💖
I love the pink gloves you wear.
You are literally an angel ❤❤❤
You are a miracle worker!!!
The metal scraper that you use causes scratches on the white. Try putting a rag over the blade ; then scrap.
Woah cleaning goals!💯❤
Open a window using oven cleaner! Great hint with the plastic wrap!
I find you inspiring. Thank you❤
Ok that was very satisfying
Thank you for stove top grime removal info ❤❤❤
Love you,you are a real one. Awesome work, great tips!
You inspired me to clean my as scuzzy bathroom I had not cleaned in ages! Thank you! It helped a lot to see that you could do it and so could I.
Omg your a life saver
Wow. Thats beautiful. Thank you
I would like to know the products you used
Thank you I love the tip with the plastic wrap