How to Clean Your Stovetop with Vaseline
Image credit: Andrea Jean Cleaning via YouTube
I used to clean my stovetop right after cooking when I could, that way I could prevent the dirt and grease from being stuck in the surface, and this also prevents buildup. But there are times when I can’t do it and it makes everything harder for me, the accumulated dirt has become tougher and more stubborn, so I can’t just remove it with simple scrubbing or wiping. That is until I discovered this genius trick by Andrea Jean Cleaning on YouTube, and it’s so effective that I have been doing it consistently since.
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This is why I’m sharing this with you today hoping that I can also help someone who’s in the same situation as me. Applying a protective barrier on your stovetop makes it easier to just wipe off all the dirt from the surface and it makes it super shiny, too. This hack saves you so much time from cleaning and it requires less effort than usual. Watch the video tutorial below and see for yourself!
Materials for Stovetop Cleaning Hack:
- Vaseline
- Microfiber cloth
- Gloves
- Steel wool, #0000
How to Clean Your Stovetop with Vaseline:
First, make sure to wear your gloves, then grab a microfiber cloth, and dip it in petroleum. Rub the dipped microfiber cloth around your stovetop to create a protective layer and shine it. You can do this once a month to make cleaning easier, this can also be done before and after cleaning your stovetop. If you have some stubborn and stuck stuff or dirt on your stovetop near the burner, you can rub it off with a steel wool sponge (#0000), then rub it with some petroleum right after.
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How to Clean Your Stovetop with Vaseline
