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| quote: Originally posted by egregore:
Are there no cleaning/care instructions in the owner's manual?
I have a stove top like the OP and mine says to use cerama-bryte. It’s very similar to Lemi-shine and barkeepers friend in that it’s an acid.
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| quote: Originally posted by smschulz:
A sharp razor blade at a correct angle with careful scraping will work perfectly
Be sure to follow up with light abrasive cleaner approved glass tops.
Yes. same answer. |
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| quote: Originally posted by parabellum:
Isopropyl alcohol 92% works wonders on getting fats and grease off of glass.
I use this at my workplace machine shop. Great for removing grease, oils, bluing dye, and permanent marker ink. |
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