HG Stove Glass Cleaner, Dissolves Soot, Grease & Tar, Maintains Oven Doors, Glass Fireplaces & Hearths, Removes Residue Effectively – 500ml Spray (431050106)

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Like most cleaning tasks, there are several tips that you should follow when cleaning your wood burner glass to achieve best results and reduce accidental damage. Stovetop cleaning wipes come in handy for smaller messes or if you just want to spot-clean your cooking surface. Some glass-top cleaners are only designed for minor messes, while others work well on grease, baked-on food, and even hard water stains. The strength of the glass cleaner means that it can tackle most soot problems, however it does also mean that you need to take adequate precautions as it can irritate skin.

The cleaning formula is non-abrasive, so it's best to scrape away any residue or burnt-on food before using. For extra value, you can even use the same cleaning fluid to remove soot from any surrounding brickwork. We took into consideration different textures, like mild-abrasive versus non-abrasive, for different levels of cleaning. Regardless of the wood burner glass cleaner you use, it is crucial that you do not get the rope seal wet. At the end of the day, there isn’t really a lot you can do to stop wood stove glass from getting dirty, BUT you can clean it once a week and it will look much better.A cooktop polish is a good way to ensure your stove surface has a streak-free shine, even after a deep cleaning. It could be that some wood stoves have exceptionally dirty glass that requires an actual product like these. The big benefit of this method is that it’s a lot cleaner than using an ash and water mixture, or any of the other options following.

It's easy to apply since it can go directly onto your stovetop, and it can be used on a regular basis without damaging the glass.Whilst this foam glass cleaner is easy to use, users do find that it doesn’t offer as good value for money as alternatives.

While it's built around Dan's passion for chainsaws, wood stoves, fireplaces, axes, and so on, Naomi also contributes her many skills to make it all come together. Once the inside of your stove glass is nice and clean, it’s nice to finish off with a bit of a polish. I mixed a couple of teaspoons of baking soda into a small amount of water so that it formed a paste. I tested it on the dirtier portion of the glass, so that could have been a disadvantage, but ultimately, it didn’t seem to work as well as using ash.

The formula of this cleaner from Easy-Off can be used on a variety of surfaces beyond glass, like stainless steel, marble, and enamel.

Fortunately, it can easily be tackled with a little elbow grease, hardly any equipment, and a purpose-designed glass cleaner. It doesn't take a professional chef to know that your stovetop can go from squeaky clean to looking like a tomato-based crime scene in minutes. You should also make sure to clean the glass regularly as the more soot builds up, the harder it is to remove.This wood burner glass cleaner is effective against light soot, for example from just a day or evening’s use, however it still needs a lot of scrubbing on denser build ups. For bigger messes, consider getting a dedicated stove cleaner so you can save that elbow grease for making amazing dishes. Use a clean paper towel and glass cleaner for one final clean on the inside and outside of the glass. There is an included, non-abrasive cooktop pad that you just dip into the cream and then apply to your cooking surface.