How To Clean Gas Stove Top At Home: Tips & Tricks

Struggling to keep your gas stovetop clean? Our step-by-step guide, with tips from Elle Decor, will help you banish stubborn grime and achieve a sparkling cooking surface with minimal effort. Say goodbye to unsightly stovetops for good!

Amit Diwan

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Updated:- 2024-05-17, 14:55 IST

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A clean stovetop not only looks great but also sets the tone for a tidy kitchen. As highlighted by Elle Decor, whether you've just hosted a big family gathering or simply want to maintain a fresh cooking environment, a thorough stovetop cleaning is a must-do chore. Here's what you need to know to clean your gas stove top.

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Easy Steps To Clean Gas Stove Top

Equipments/Tool

Dish soap
Sponge or soft cloth
Stovetop cleaner (such as Cif Cleaner or Lizol)
Soft-bristle brush
Vinegar and baking soda
Razor blade scraper

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Clean Gas Stove Top: Step-by-Step

Step 1. Soak the Stove Top:

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Start by filling your sink with hot, soapy water.
Once the stove has cooled completely, remove the grates and burner caps and let them soak in the sink while you clean the stovetop.

Step 2. Apply the Cleaner:

Wipe away any loose debris or food particles with a soft microfiber cloth.
Apply your chosen stovetop cleaner evenly over the surface.

Step 3. Scrape and Scrub:

Allow the cleaner to sit for a few minutes to work its magic, as Elle Decor suggests.
Gently scrub the stovetop using a soft cloth or sponge (avoid the scratchy side to prevent surface damage).

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Step 4. Rinse and Dry:

Rinse the cloth or sponge with fresh water and wipe down the stovetop to remove the cleaner.
Periodically rinse and wring out the cloth or sponge to remove soapy residue.
Once all traces of grime and cleaner are gone, dry and buff the stovetop with a soft cloth.

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Step 5. Clean the Grates and Burner Caps:

Drain the sink containing the soaked grates and burner caps.
Scrub them with a soft brush or cloth to remove stuck-on food.
For stubborn grime, Elle Decor suggests using a razor blade scraper or a paste of baking soda and water.
Rinse and dry the grates and burner caps before replacing them on the stove.

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