How Do You Clean The Grates On A Gas Cooktop?
Gas cooktop grates can quickly accumulate grease and burnt on food debris from regular use. Food and grease left on cooktop grates can lead to a build-up of black residue on the bottom of pots and pans. Most gas cooktop grates have a porcelain enamel finish that’s easy to clean, so you get the best possible results from your gas cooktop. Fill a large sink half full of hot water and add the concentrated liquid dish soap and ammonia. Remove the grates from the gas cooktop when they are cool to the touch. Place them in the sink and add hot water until the grates are completely submerged. Allow the grates to soak for six hours or overnight before draining the sink. Sprinkle baking soda on stubborn stains and use a damp nonabrasive scrubber to scour the surfaces of the grates. Allow the white baking soda paste to dry to a solid crust on the surface of the grates. This will usually take a couple hours, depending on ambient temperature and humidity. Scrub off any remaining food residue along
