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10mm is The
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OK, I need help. And not just the psychiatric kind. Thank you very much.

We have a stainless cook-top that gets the black/brown stain on it. These things are virtually impervious to all but jack hammers and grinders.

Help!!!

What works?




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Bar Keepers works.

Bon Ami has been around for awhile, some people like over BKF

You can also get some hot water in a pot and add PBW (Powder Brewery Wash). It's an alkali and does wonders for stainless. Just remember to ONLY use it on stainless, I washed a baking sheet using it and it took off the tin coating Roll Eyes
 
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Above ideas good.
You are talking about a cooktop with elements, not a stainless flattop/griddle right?



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The rings around the elements can be removed and soaked in a mixture of Dawn/water... then use a scour pad or green scrubber with more Dawn/water and elbow grease.



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Above ideas good.
You are talking about a cooktop with elements, not a stainless flattop/griddle right?

This is a gas cook-top. The stains are around the burners on the flat sheet of stainless. Broiled on but good.




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I've tried Brillo pads, and with liberal amounts of elbow grease, they work, sort of. On the brown stains the Brillo pads do OK. But once it's gone black it doesn't ever want to go back.

I want to try a propane torch to burn it off, but Mrs Fenris has forbidden it.




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Collinite metal wax and put it on 0000 bronze wool and scrub it lightly, try it on a small piece of old T-shirt before resorting to Bronze wool, 95% of the time it will get it off, wipe the metal wax off before it dries. The black spots are actually corrosion in the stainless alloy. Cleaning and polishing stainless steel is part of what I do for a living.

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Have you tried soaking in oven cleaner? No experience, just spit balling.



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I'm thinking sandblaster. Razz
 
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