The best Method To Clean The Burners of The Stove

The best Method To Clean The Burners of The Stove

[dandycat]

Hey there from the UK.
New burner.
Love the method, gonna give it a go.
Thanks for the tip.

[yvettegarza]

New burners. THANK YOU!!! I soaked mine for 1 hours then scrub. Also took a needle to the gas hole (on side) to make sure it was free from buildup. From Livingston, California :) :)

[lindakrafft]

Thanks from Thailand, but U.S. born, I’ve been tearing my hair out on how to get the grunge off those aluminum parts with no success. You made my stove top look brand new!

[dhritimaru]

New burners. Thank you for your videos. It helps me a lot

[celiajuerakhan]

New burners!!! Thanks a bunch. Watching from GRENADA 🇬🇩

[margaretcraig]

Thank you for sharing. From Mississippi to Maryland senior mom

[ericdanielsias]

Thanks for a tip on how to clean burners. From La Union, Philippines

[maudelanderson]

New burner.... giving u a thumbs up fr Jamaica 🇯🇲

[marianlim]

Wow! New burner! I'm from Philippines! Love watching ur video ❤❤❤

[jerrymathura]

Watching you from Suriname the most DIVERSE COUNTRY OF SOUTH AMERICA 💙💙💙

[homeipadjg]

From Brazil, new burners! Thanks for sharing…. Have a great evening!

[jazzregular]

What a simple but powerful idea. Thanks I'm from Philippines😘☺️

[AminKhataee]

Vinegar and baking soda neutralise each other as chemicals so your active ingredients are alcohol and washing up liquid 😊

[Benson]

Thanks for the info!! Will try it! From Wayne, Michigan US

[NorraihanAhmad]

I'm norraihan binti Ahmad from Johor Malaysia. Thanks for sharing your magic session. Hope i can try. Congratulations❤❤❤

[chipperkeithmgb]

Watching from England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 Gona give it a go

[aaaaak]

Going to try for sure 😊... Watching from Kerala in South India

[raypelletier]

Nice info thank you good video from USA thanks again.

[mircomirco-zmji]

Works I'm watching it from Canada 👍

[rockchildofthes]

Well, I have to get baking soda before giving this a go, and I really hope this solves my problem with my burners. It seems like the only cooking temperature is high on my stove. Well, it's not actually my stove because we just moved into a rental house, and the stove is an absolute nightmare for cooking. It seems this propane stove only has 2 settings for the flame, high and extremely high flame. Needless to say I am burning more things than cooking. I have a thick white buildup on the burners and I know that because the stove is ran on propane I am sure that's the cause of the white buildup and no ability to control the flame. Fingers crossed for me please 🙏 lol. I'll let you know how it turns out!! Thanks for the video and 411! Happy hump-day!
( I'm from Texas in the USA)