How to clean glass stovetop/cooktop using natural ingredients-- easy and effecient
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- Опубликовано: 24 янв 2018
- In this video, you will get to know how to easily get rid of the stubborn stains on your glass stovetop.
Using simple ingredients found in every household.
1. Baking Soda
2. Vinegar
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People on here criticizing her for having a dirty stovetop.... well she has to show you that her method works, she's not gonna use a nearly clean stove. She's trying to help people and ya'll are out here judging her. What's wrong with you people?!
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@@HoneyBunnyOnline I did, thank you! It helped me out a lot.
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Well said there is always at least one internet troll who spends their time making good into bad just to get a reaction for their own kicks. This lady video was really helpful and so are many of her other videos and she's always so soft spoken and easy to follow unlike many other videos which I feel are more about getting likes and subscribers than helpful
Anna Power thanks for your kind words.... means a lot to us....
If you don't have a dirty stovetop why are you in the first place or you just like watching random videos. Please give her the credit she deserves and stop criticizing everything. Good job Lady ☺️
Thanks a lot for your kind words…
Anyone who has one of those knows, how absolutely terrible they are and how easily all of the oil, etc accumulate on the glass, even after cleaning it right away after each use! Thanks for that tip, I will certainly try.
Thanks for watching… hope it helps…
This really helped, thank you 🙏 I used a Scrub Mummy sponge instead of the scouring pad, which is less abrasive but still scrubs well. Thanks for uploading the video. I'm a 50 Yr old woman with no life skills who would be lost without these videos 😊
Baking soda and vinegar worked for me much better than couple of other cooktop cleaners I tried. Couple of keys to success: let baking soda and vinegar compound soak for 30 minutes; use a sharp razor blade scraper. I went through 2 blades for 4 burner tops.
Thank u for the info... im having a b of a time cleaning my stove top
Where do I buy razor blade scraper?
@@ginakay2529 Hardware store like Home Depot or Amazon. Look for razor scraper.
Thanks for sharing!
I use bicarbonate soda,and a lemon 🍋 put the soda all over you're cooker top then squeeze lemon juice over the soda and rub the lemon over it,clean it off with a microfiber cloth,kitchen paper can scratch you're cooker top,I saw this on RUclips, and it works
YIKES 😳 ..... WARNING:
Do NOT do this! NEVER use any kind of wire scrubber, on your glass top! Ever!!!!! You WILL ruin it!
A green scotch bright scrubbie is even a bit harsh (can create fine scratching, which builds up over time, and slowly destroys your glass top), but even a green scotch brite scrubbie is a million times safer than any kind of metal scrubbie.
Your best bet is a brand new flat razor, in the case of stuck on food....... as for boiled on milk spills and such, vinegar and baking soda are best used SEPARATELY.... Vinegar does NOT activate baking soda, in fact, it deactivates it, because Baking Soda is highly alkaline, and Vinegar is highly acidic. 🤦🏻♀️
Go first with baking soda, a little water, and some blue Dawn Soap.. smear it on as a paste, and give it at LEAST 10 minutes to do its work, and break stuff down. After that, use a non scratch scrubby, to clean scrub out the surface with your mildly abrasive paste...
AFTER cleaning with baking soda, wipe dry, and spray down with vinegar + a squirt of blue Dawn dish soap..... let that sit for another 5-10 minutes, and repeat the scrubbing process.
Do not ever use any form of metal scrubby on your glass top..... all the advice here, is a bit of a mess (I don’t want to be rude, but we also don’t want people destroying their glass tops.)
I ruined my stovetop!!
Thank you. Most people don't know combining vinegar and baking soda gives you just salt. 😄
@@beamerz9398
Omg, I’m so sorry. :(
I wish I’d come across this video sooner, to blow the whistle..... it’s horrible, horrible advice. :(
@@manishkauts
Yes!!!
Vinegar + Baking Soda = INERT
My heart literally sank to my ass when she busted out the steel wool.
I was hopeful until the steel wool came out PEOPLE DONT DO THAT
used the help of this video today and omg! My stovetop looks brands new. its super shiny now!
Thanks for watching and taking out your time to write the feedback.
Thank you for showing your solution to cleaning the stove top and we tried it and it worked!
Thanks for watching. So happy it helped.
2:54 I wouldn't use that scrubber. Especially if you live in a rented apartment and it's not your hob. DON'T use that. Here is what the manual of my V-Zug hob says:
"Always clean the hob after use. This prevents food residues from burning on.
Dried-on or burned-on food residue is harder to clean off.
Use of improper cleaning techniques can result in damage to the markings
or surface.
Avoid cleaning the surface of the glass ceramic hob with abrasive
cleaning agents, scouring pads, wire wool, etc. which can damage the
surface.
Use only a soft cloth or sponge with water and a suitable detergent for
cleaning everyday soiling. Always follow the detergent manufacturer's
instructions for use. Using a detergent with a protective additive is
recommended"
Knowing about bicarb and white vinegar since young that was my first option. Complete waste of time as it only mildly removed the mess and it wasn't even as bad as this! I ended up using a substance called Pink Stuff from the pound shop. Removed it with ease with just a damp cloth
DO NOT, I repeat, DO NOT use that scrubber unless you want to completely ruin your stove top... it will leave scratches, I couldn’t even finish watching this video knowing you all are going to ruin your stove you are just trying to clean
Arica Brockelbank i feel the same way.. using metallic scrubber on a glass cooktop is the worst idea.
Thought the same thing. I was already queasy from that and nearly threw up when they used TISSUES to soak up the mess
my stove was fine after I had been scrubbing it for more than 1 hour hhhh... Now it is clean and smooth
Clean but lost all the shine due to Micro scratches.
Buy a can of Lemon Easy-Off oven cleaner. Spray you cooktop before bedtime then go to sleep. Get up in the morning and wipe it clean. Easy peasy.
The whole idea is to go chemical free... that’s why we are using natural ingredients, I am sure these store bought ingredients would definitely help but I try to stay away from such chemicals.
Finally something to clean that's actually dirty!!
I'm with you by using the baking soda and white vinegar but the wire scrubber freaked me out. My cooker is brand new, there's no way we should be using a wire scrubber on it, After a while you will have tiny scratches all over it and it'll only get harder and harder to clean. Anyway, it's your tutorial and I do appreciate most of the tips. Thank you.
stand up thanks for watching and really appreciate your kind words.. we have used fine mesh steel scrubber.. you can clean it without the scrubber...
there is a non scratch scrubber your can buy...it works
Michelle Collins thanks for watching
The only thing that scratches glass is glass.
Everyone freaking about the scrubber, I have the fine one and scrub my whole weight on top of the stove and it didn’t scratch. It was the only way to remove the stains. I used the glass stove top solution it’s white thick paste forgot what it’s called, then scrub with that. There’s steel wool made for these types of surfaces you just need to get the correct one
Good job, thanks for sharing!
Baking soda and lemon folks. Only use a microfiber towel to wipe it clean. No steel wool ever. I give her credit for showing for what she thinks works. Life is about trial and error and learning a new take on something.
Thanks for watching and choosing kind words even if you don’t completely agree to my method. As you said life is about trial and error.
This trial did work for me. I will again try baking soda and lemon.
@@HoneyBunnyOnline no worries. If your method is working for you and you're satisfied stick to it. I find the lemon sliced in half and using the juice and baking soda works great for me. I'd forgo the steel wool at all costs. It really does remove the ceramicide on the glasstop that protects it. Hard to see by your eyes but eventually it will show through as it heats up. Darkened areas that should be bright red with heat. Too much negativity in the world to mistreat others because of opinion. Have a great upcoming weekend!
Im going to try all 3 bi carb vinager and lemon. See how it goes.
@@TheViplounger for tough cooked on areas I do a 2 step that I've found works tremendously well. If its tough cooked on I'll sacrifice an extra lemon. Roll it too loosen the juices before slicing it in two and squeeze the juice directly onto the area thats really bad and then sprinkle on the bsoda and let it foam nicely. If you have places that have serious build up use a plastic putty knife to gently scrape the area while your solution if foaming. To get a nice shine after and any streaks or residue I use a 3:1 mix of vinegar and water with a microfiber towel. Happy cleaning!
Thanks so much! I love using natural ingredients ❤
Thanks for watching. Hope it helps.
I actually used baking powder and vinegar and a huge burnt spot came right up, wonderful!
Did it a scrapper to make the burn stain came off?
I don't think it's wise to use the steel on glass it will scratch it for sure
That shocked me.
I have used baking soda but never scrubbed with steel wool.
I use a razor blade to GENTLY scrape off the tough buildup.
Last few times, I used Barkeeper’s Friend with amazing results.
I flip appliances, and it actually seems to work faster than baking soda paste.
Sometimes, I will finish cleaning with glass cleaner and really wipe it down with paper towels or moist rag.
I am not saying you can’t use steel wool. Just saying I don’t.
If you use steel wool, be very careful how hard you scrub.
For one thing, I would not want particles of the steel wool to get in the groove around the edges and rust.
Thanks for watching and giving your detailed feedback and letting us learn your method.
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Thanks.
I burnt something then I found this such a life saver this Works thanks sooooooo much
Emanuel gj thanks for watching and so happy for you...
I cleaned my stove by using your method , 95% off the stains are gone. However, I used a scraper instead of the metal thingy.
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Thank you for that very useful tip. I will use that going forward.
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people like you are making a positive difference in this physical world. thank you.
sebrina petersen thank you so much... your kind words mean a lot for us...
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sebrina petersen 🙂🙂
For those saying she's not doing it right and that it's all wrong....she's not. Calm down and try it out first before you come on here and giving false info and criticism. I tried this on my mom's stove top when I dropped and burnt a TON of milk on it while it was hot and it was HORRIBLE. I knew she was gonna kill me if she saw it (and she actually did and was NOT happy). She was VERY confident there was no way I could get it all out cuz she has always had a hard time getting it all off. I promised I will and when I found this video IT WORKED LIKE A CHARM!!! This was AMAZING and the stovetop looked even better than it was new!! SHE was even surprised and now this is what we use anytime the stovetop is dirty. Stop being rude and just try it and do it right.
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your mom was probably so happy, i know how people get about their stovetops.
sebrina petersen yes, the result makes us so happy... please share your experience...
@@nesretepp She really was! Especially because it's still fairly new she was VERY happy and now I showed her this method too because she was shocked as to how well it worked and is using it too. :)
Nice But so time consuming. Just use regular dish soap with vinnegar on a sponce to take off the dirt by gently rubbing it, then use a special scraper for stoves for the burns. I've been doing this on my 18 year's old stove and it looks as good as new.
Athina Dalambini sure, that’s a great idea. Would try this one too. Thanks for watching the video.the whole idea behind this technique is to use all the things easily available in the kitchen. But would surely try your method too..
@@HoneyBunnyOnline thank you for your response. ❤️
Happy New year!
Athina Dalambini thanks dear and a very happy new year to you too..
I used a green scratch pad sponge instead of steel wool, worked great.
thanks for watching and using green scratch pad is another great idea.. thanks for sharing
😂😂 you’re going to piss a lot of people off when they have scratches.
If you’re worried about that, do it a different way. It’s the persons choice. I never said to do it, if you can read I said “I used” not that anyone has to. Have some common sense.... 🙄🙄🤦♂️
@@thomasd2035 😂😂
Thanx alot dear
It really worked.
JazakAllah kheir
Muchas gracias!
I'm going to give this another try. I tried it years ago and it didn't work but like you said I may have to try it for several days. Thank you so much.
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Don't know about wire scrubber. But will defiantly try with nylon scrubber. Thank you
Thanks for telling this very easy method of cleaning heater plate
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I loved this video! Thanks so much!!!
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Amazing !!!! Thank you for relieving my stress!!!
Thanks for watching. Hope it helps
Thank you so much for this amazing hob cleaning method. Mega blessings to you.
Thanks for watching and your kind words… hope it helps
This is AMAZING! I've been wondering how to get the stains off for a long time. Thankyou!!
Thanks fir watching and so happy to help
It's helped! Thank you so much!
With best from Germany!
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Of course it looks shiny and clean when its wet. Show us what it looks like when its dry.
As soon a saw the steel wool big nope . That hob will be scratched
I used steel wool on mine even tho i was worried it would scratch, but if you are gentle and patient it does work, just keep it wet or use a hob cleaner with it
It doesn't scratch. I use it all the time.
Me too lol
Lifesaver. Thank you kind soul
Thanks for watching and your appreciation.
I wouldn't be using the steel scrubber, it will scratch the glass
Not really
No, I use it.
DO NOT use the soft metal scrubber it will scratch your stove top. use a cloth or a microfiber cloth.
Please give it a test patch on a corner...we used it because the stovetop is scratch proof
You need to scrap off the burnt others are using metal scrapers too , you can’t use cloth to remove the burnt
This is Cutie Ringo Joy that’s the whole idea of using the stuff that we have at home..
I agree as a house cleaner I know this thing scratch the stoves any kind of stove top
I use it every time. It works well and no scratch on the glass.
Every time I encounter DIY cleaning hacks, the presenter always use the mixture of vinegar and baking soda. You can get a better result if using baking soda alone. Baking soda is Basic and vinegar is Acidic. Combining the two, they will neutralize each other. The reason you got some good results because you scrubbed it while the reaction was going on. You could have gotten a better result with baking soda/water paste alone, or baking soda/dishwashing liquid combination.
Thanks for watching the video. I will try this combination as well.
But as you rightly said, the reaction in soda bicarb and vinegar is the key. Also vinegar has degreasing properties as well.
I think what turns everyone giddy about the baking soda/vinegar combo is the bubbles. They think this is a sign that it is a powerful cleaning agent. Mixing Baking soda (Sodium Bicarbonate) and vinegar (dilute Acetic Acid) causes causes two reactions to occur, neutralizing the acid and base. The first intermediate reaction forms the products Sodium Acetate and Carbonic Acid. Then the carbonic acid decomposes into Carbon Dioxide and water. It is the carbon dioxide that results from the decomposition of the carbonic acid that makes the bubbles and other than perhaps some slight agitation action, this has little to no effect on cleaning.
As you said, they would have better results using just the baking soda or just the vinegar alone without mixing them together. It never ceases to amaze me how smooth brained so many people are. They accept anything they are told without applying any sort of logical test to determine if it is reasonable. It's like nobody has a BS filter anymore.
Such great info. I run into the same issues. I don't like to use all those crazy chemicals, so this really helps.
Thanks for watching...glad it helps...
All these mean comments are completely unnecessary! It looks much better then before! I’d like to recommend the razor scrapper too. It’s a razor blade but has an attachment to make the razor easier to handle. The razor helps to remove the stick on residue! Thanks for the video and I appreciate the way you handled the mean people! Good work!
Thanks a lot... your appreciation means a lot... would surely try razor scrapper...and share the video .
Thanks again for your support....
Thank you, will try it tomorrow 👍🏻
Thanks for watching… I am sure it will work for you as well, like it has for our so many viewers..
Great job! Thanks for taking time to upload and share
Thanks for watching... hope it helps...
Easy and works well
I'll give it a try.
It really worked! I had to repeat it a few times but the result was good. Thank you for making this video
Thanks for watching. So happy with your results.
I don’t know if you mentioned in the video but this is for the negative commenters who “ruined their stovetop”. You HAVE to get 0000 steel wool. It’s much finer and made to clean glass. Works great on the inside of the oven door as well. Great video. This is how I clean my stovetop and it stays looking new without any scratches.
Thanks for watching and your support
That's not "0000" steel wool she's using.
Thank you for the Video ☺
Voz LINDA!!!
Thanks for the great info and video
Thanks for watching. Hope it helps..
I made tamales the other day on my brand new stove and forgot to check the water. It dried up, and tamale juice dripped into the pan, burned, smoked, and dripped burnt juice all over my new cooktop. It was a hard mess and looked stained, not just caked on. I looked up what to do, and every one mentions baking soda and vinegar. What I did was sprinkled baking soda all over, sprayed vinegar all over, and laid a wet towel on top. I let it sit over night. The next morning, I took the towel off and attached with rubber bands a new scotch brite green sponge to the end of one hand held mixer attachment, and went to town over the whole stove. I would hold it over the areas I knew were bad for about 10 seconds. It took everything off the surface (left the stove burner rings that are supposed to be there), and there is NO residue left (I closed my eyes and felt the surface too) except for maybe a couple of little spots that look iridescent, and you cannot see unless at a certain angle. The scrubber did not scratch the stove! (A steal one I think would though!)
Indy Boheme so happy that this method helped... thanks for sharing your experience... and thanks for watching...
Thank you!
This is too good to be true I’m definitely going to try it, but this looks amazing
Thanks for watching, please give it a try, it would definitely work for you.
Omg dont try it well the scrubbing part. It will SCRATCH the glass.
Thank you! I am moving into a house where they never cleaned the glass top stove and it looks just like the "before" in this video. Some of the comments here are just ignorant. I will definitely use this method to try to clean it up, as I am going to have to live with it for awhile.
chumbochum thanks for watching the video... hope it helps...
What is ignorant about listening to manufacturer's directions about not using metal scouring pads on a glass cook top? Sounds like perfect advice to me.
Wow some of these comments are ridiculous!!! She made a video to show you how to clean the stove top if you need to leave a negative comment why did you even click on the video??
I like your method but there’s one thing I highly recommend you buying that will save you money. That’s a microfibre cloth, it works wonders i promise. Replace the paper towels with the microfibre cloth
OMG! why are you using steel scorcher!!! there are razor blade scraper available for cleaning these stoves, you should use that
thank you so much just helped me get out of a grounding for burning milk on the stove
I burned milk too but I don’t have anything to clean it.
Very good demonstration...
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Better, but definitely not completely clean. Still looks burned to me. I also cringed when you started scrubbing it with a metal scrubber.
Schelle7000 I know it sounds scary to scrub it with metal scrubber but most of the glass tops are scratch proof and even if they are not, the steel wool scrubber will not harm it... but I hope this method helps... as per me, it is one of the best methods to clean using natural ingredients..
Me too... I breathed so deep I nearly swallowed my tongue! I just used a microfibre cloth, lId it on the hob, poured hot water to soften, then took it to rinse, sprinkled bicarb, and used elbow grease to gently scrub with the microfibre. It's all shiny apart from the scratches the previous tenant caused by using cheap pans... :(
@@PinkyFruitcake get a substance called Pink Stuff by Stardrops. Wet a cloth, stick your finger in it and grab a blob of the pink stuff. Rub in circular motions over the whole area. When you've done the whole area, rinse the cloth in cold water then use it to wipe off the pink stuff. You'll notice the difference
Yo recomiendo frotar con el mismo guante de goma
Oh thanks you so much I have the same problem yoooo
Never use steel wire to scrub on glass top
Cool idea
Thanks hope it helps...
Awesome job! Thanks heaps for the tutorial. Cheers from Australia 🙂👍👍👍
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@@HoneyBunnyOnline top job. Keep up the good work. Post more as I'm the house husband. Its easier for me to biuld a house than getting used to a routine of housework. Lol. All my life on the tools. Cheers
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This is why it's hard to clean and it gets dirty fast. Don't ever use metal scrab on the glass stovetop, it leaves scratches on it.
Thanks So much Honeybunny i love you to bites because you save my stove mine got really bad after flatmates mistreated my stove thanks to you ❤ my stove is spotless 😊
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Tx. Am going to try it.
Thanks for watching. Hope it helps
Good job,Thank you for sharing
Thanks for watching. Hope it helps
Thank you for sharing this. I learned some helpful tips :-)
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Yes, I did it. It was an amazing result. Thank you, the owner of the channel
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Yeah your a retard because she just scratched the glass so bad that it will literally need a glass filled to fix it and using metal on glass is the most moronic idea I've ever heard of. She literally must no be able to comprehend anything she's doing!
@@roberttrego9392 thanks for watching and taking time to reply.., I have used a high 0000 fine mesh to scratch gently.:: my stovetop is absolutely scratch free and have never required any glass fillers..
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Good video, I normally use soap water and pumice stone and it cleans all the burn and food stains off.
sacire1 thanks for watching.. glad you liked the video
Excellent helpful video thanks for sharing...I will try..have a good day .👍
Sharifa's easy cooking tips akter thanks for watching. Glad you liked it... hope it works for you...
Baking Sosa and vinegar! Wow this is great information
Thanks for watching
Hope it helps
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@@milenamarinkovic8381 thanks fir watching.. sorry cant understand this language
My stove looked is so bad so I decided to Google it up and I found you you were a blessing thank you so much❤️❤️💯
Meme Jackson thanks for watching and so glad for your happiness and good results with your stovetop...
Great video, will be trying later today.
Drew Mckenna thanks for watching.. please do let us know how it works for you...
Good job thanks for you 😊
Thanks for watching. Hope it helps
I don't usually comment but it would be nice if you could put a statement saying that "use steel wool at your own risk, some cooktops are not anti scratch“. Instead of solving my problem, there are now additional scratches on my cooktop :(
You could alternatively use a microfiber cloth. It won't scratch it :)
VatorXavier2208 ummm, I think for princy m, it’s too late. Yeah, steel wool isn’t a great idea for most surfaces, it’s sort of used as a last resort, and as a general rule of thumb, only use it on either steel products, or glass products.
She used a soft steel scrubber
princy m this video is not meant to remove scratches in anyway, those will be there forever no matter what so it’s best to never scratch it. She said “soft steel” “not applying pressure”. It is a video on cleaning the grime stuck on ur glass top with non hazardous chemicals.
I use bi-carb soda and lemons (real lemons) no scrubs, no toothbrush
Clean as you go is the golden rule! Never leave it for another day. It will look clean, fresh and new forever. Especially avoid that scrubbing steel wire. Crazy!!!
It WORKS!!!!! 😀
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wow, excellent
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Thank you for sharing.
Thanks for watching… hope it works..
You can also use regular glass cleaning on the whole stove... and dry it off with some newspaper (take off the thumbtack
so it dosnt scratch the surface)
Never use any type of metal scrubber! It will take off the burnt stuff, but ruins your stove top at the same time! Not sure why she's doing that, unless her stove top surface was already ruined.
Thanks for watching....
using a soft grade steel mesh won’t harm if your stovetop is scratch proof... but you are most welcome, not to use it and only use the rest of the ingredients for a sparkling ✨ 🧼clean stovetop ..
Thanks a lot 🙏
Thanks for watching, hope it helps
Wow nice sister
Thanks a lot, is working. GOD BLESS ❤
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THANKS FOR SHARING ITS VERY HELPFUL !!
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Wow, Mam!
Thanks for watching. Hope it helps…
Very helpful
Tina Davies thanks for watching
The steal scrub made me cringe! It will ruin the stove top out of scratches! 😖
It doesn't scratch. The glass is harder than the steal scrub. Have you ever used it on glass? No scratches.
Honestly you did amazing!!! You deserve the success of this video. 3 years later still relevant
Thanks a lot.