Does anyone have any great tricks for easily or quickly cleaning baked on drips/food off of burners or drip pans? I've tried SOS type pads, Mr. Clean Magic Erasers and Softscrub, among others. With major (hours) of rubbing, I can get about 1/2 of the gunk off. (Really, I don't understand how the burners keep getting so dirty. I really don't think I spill all that much.)
I tried oven cleaner & it worked pretty well. I also used Mr. Clean eraser at the same time. I have also used oven cleaner to get gunk off of my curling iron & it worked wonderfully.
good luck
cathie
Odor Free Easy Off Oven Cleaner! You let it soak and then wipe it all up. If you still have gunk left, try it again the next time you cook, it will all come off eventually!
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Hi Monica,
The gunk is coming from the bottom of your pots & pans. You can use oven cleaner on the bottom of the pots & pans as well as the burners. If the drip pans to the burners are removable then take them off so the oven cleaner will not have contact with the flame (pilot fire) that is lit.
Dawn Power Dissolver! It's in the dishwashing detergent section and it gets everything off. My burners have never been cleaner. BAM! also makes a grease dissolver that works great, too!!
use a ziplock bag and 1/4 cup of amonia. Place burner in bag with amonina and leave over night. then wash. They will look like new. I have only tried this on enamel coated grates. Don't know if it works on others.
Monica
I despise scrubbing..and the only way I have found that get the gunk off that those horrible little evil elves put on there whiel I cook because I too swear I did not spill when I cooked is to take out my big 22 qt pot get the water boiling turn off the heat add dish soap and the burners and drip pans and let them soak it usually comes off within a few hours but I leave it over night and only have top rub with a sponge to clean off what is there.
Good luck and of someone give you another idea that wors better PLEASE pass it on..my email address is [email protected]
I've had pretty good success with Bar Keeper's Friend, it's a scrub you add a little water to to make a paste. The one burner I use the most was horrible compared to the others and that was the only thing that was able to tackle it.
I have sprayed oven cleaner on my burners, and let it sit overnight then used an SOS pad and that works pretty well. I hate that job too. It's the worst!
I used to use Dawn Power Desolver, too. But I can no longer find it. It works great on the burners, and also takes off that baked-on gunk on the pans.
If anyone knows where to find it, let me know.
Let them soak in original formula Dawn. It worked great for my range hood screens and they were real gross.
Lestol is also a great product.
ACE Hardware has some of the best cleaning product assortments
I like barkeepers friend for cooktops. Good luck
I use vinegar and baking soda. Be sure to wear gloves. I puddle the vinegar onto the burners and sprinkle the baking soda. It will begin to bubble. I mix it to be somewhat pasty, and let it sit for a little while. I then scrub it off.
I hope this is helpful.
Michelle
Oxyclean (the gritty powder) to clean. You should have very little scrubbing to do if you leave it on mixed with a little water long enough. Then follow up with fireplace glass cleaner. It leaves a protective coating so the next time you spill something it wipes right up. We have a white stove and I cook a ton and it's still white!
I agree with one of the other moms. My mother has always and I mean always taken a garbage bag and a full bottle of amonia. She takes the all of the oven racks and drip pans and puts them in the garbage bag and then dumbs the entire amonia in there and then ties up the bag real tight in a knot and leaves it outside for a couple hours. Then goes back outsdie and dumbs out the amoinia in a place in the street or a safe place a pet or a child doesnt go and then scrubs the "greese" or food that is on there and it comes off easy. She even comes to my house and does mine lol. Good Luck
Try a product calles Bar Keeper's Friend. It is a cleanser and it works great! You can get it at grocery stores.
Do you have a self cleaning oven? I put my burners in the oven and turn on the self cleaning and when they are done all you have to do is wipe them off with a damp cloth and they are like new. If you don't have a self cleaning oven then just turn your oven on as hot as it can go and put the burners in there for an hour and it will do the trick. Good luck!
I was watching a cleaning show on BBC america and they used meat tenderizer. Sounds weird but they say that it breaks down gristle and fat in the meat and that's how it tenderizes and it does the same thing for the pots, pans etc.
try letting them soak in hot water with good soap for about an hour...that way the gunk can loosen up...also depending on the material your drip pans are...you could use oven cleaner on them.
good luck!!!