#### 3. **Sprinkle Baking Soda Generously**
Cover the affected areas—especially any burnt-on spots—with baking soda. This acts as a gentle but powerful cleaner.
#### 4. **Soak a Towel in Hot, Soapy Water**
Fill a bowl with hot water and a few drops of dish soap. Soak a clean microfiber towel or soft cloth, wring it out slightly, then lay it over the baking soda-covered surface. Let it sit for **10–15 minutes** to loosen grime.
#### 5. **Gently Scrub**
Lift the towel and use a non-abrasive sponge or soft cloth to scrub in circular motions. Most residue should wipe right off!
#### 6. **Tackle Stubborn Spots (Optional Razor Blade)**
For burned-on gunk that won’t budge, carefully use a **razor blade scraper** at a 45° angle to lift residue. Always move slowly and avoid gouging the glass.
#### 7. **Spritz with Vinegar & Buff Dry**
Spray the surface lightly with white vinegar to cut through any remaining film. Wipe with a clean, dry microfiber cloth for a streak-free, glossy finish.
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### ⚠️ What *Not* to Do
* ❌ Don’t use steel wool or abrasive pads—they will **scratch** the glass.
* ❌ Avoid harsh chemical cleaners or oven sprays that can damage the surface.
* ❌ Never clean while the stove is hot—this can lead to **cracks or injuries**.
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### 🕒 Bonus: Quick Daily Maintenance
To keep your stove top looking spotless:
* Wipe it down with a damp microfiber cloth after each use.
* Do a deeper clean weekly to prevent buildup.
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### 🌟 Final Thought
A sparkling glass stove top doesn’t require fancy products or hours of elbow grease. With a few basic ingredients and the right technique, you’ll have it looking brand new in no time. So next time something bubbles over or burns on—don’t panic. Now you know the *right* way to clean it, fast.
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