How to clean glass stovetops #shorts #lifehacks

[Justink]

I don’t even have a glass stovetop…but still watched

[XxToPgamE]

Bro, i know it seems stupid thing to like, but MAN! i love how you don't add annoying music on your videos! 😂
Thank you ❤️

[seriouslyreally]

Janitor's tip: Never dry scrape glass ! You should ALWAYS use a little soapy or plain water as a lubricant on any glass whenever using a steel blade scraper as the steel can scratch the glass! Reapply soapy water to always keep a wet edge while scraping.

[yuridia-yazminperalta-agui]

My mom and dad made me clean do chores when I was a kid like 5 years old and I wasn’t given a razor to clean, they told me to use my “elbow grease”

[allmyfriendsaredead]

It’s the audio quality 🤌🏽✨ that really makes me like your videos. No unnecessary music or a TTS, just straight to the point.

[RabWeb]

Thank you for being such a positive person ♥️

[Iscrnd]

Ammonia actually works exceptionally well for these situations. My wife and I moved into our apartment and the stovetop was absolutely disgusting. There was like half an inch of crusted on old oil and grease stains all over the stovetop. We tried everything, but nothing was working.
Eventually we heard that pouring ammonia on and letting it sit overnight works so we did that. We poured it on, covered the entire thing in Saran wrap (to protect from the fumes, ammonia fumes are no joke) and the next morning when we took off the saran wrap, the entire nastiness on the oven came away with a paper towel. We were blown away. Ammonia is a miracle worker lol.

[deathangel]

Hey, when using a glass scraper razor, use soapy water w it to avoid scratches! Thank you for all your good ideas and great peraonality. You're so awesome! ^^

[oyaoya]

Thanks to him now im rlly trying to hold myself from starting any problem just to try out his hacks

[pasho]

having a method for general cleaning and a method for deep cleaning in one video is insanely helpful

THIS is how you make great advice videos

[cardinal_thrill]

I’m always so relieved when I’m trying to learn something and you’ve made a video about it. You just deliver all the info so thoroughly but so concisely as well. Thank you

[mariec.]

Great advice. And it's natural. Straight to the point.👍🏾 Thanks 🌹

[furrari]

I swear this guy is the most helpful person on this app

[lukegray]

I swear this is the most helpful YouTube channel

[itskindofemily]

I'm actually really glad you mentioned more than just the lemon - you could see it was still kinda grotty, so I'm glad you didn't just lie and say "yep that it!" 💖

[kairainini]

I don't know but I have a good feeling whenever his videos appear to me and I always watch it, he seems to be a really good and kind person

[tortellinifettuccine]

That last tip is gold for anything you want clean that just wont come off. As a bong user for my pot, there's only one thing that cleans the gross tar left over. Boiling isopropyl 91% or higher/hydrogen peroxide

[whatthefuckiswater]

Thanks for the tip! I'll have to try them both on my poor stovetop, I haven't cleaned it ever and I've been using it every single day for a few years now obviously lol

[jgold]

I found the best method is just cleaning it after every cook

[judiththirlwell]

This guy makes me want to find things to clean! How does he do that? 🤣 Shower screen next please.