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#### **Step 2: Sprinkle Baking Soda**
Generously sprinkle baking soda over the surface of the stovetop, focusing on areas with stubborn stains or burnt-on residue.
#### **Step 3: Spray with Vinegar**
Pour white vinegar into a spray bottle and mist it evenly over the baking soda. You’ll notice the mixture starting to fizz—this reaction helps break down tough stains.
#### **Step 4: Let It Sit**
Allow the mixture to sit for 10–15 minutes. This gives the baking soda and vinegar time to work their magic on stuck-on grime.
#### **Step 5: Wipe Away the Grime**
Using a damp soft cloth or sponge, gently scrub the stovetop in circular motions. The baking soda’s mild abrasiveness will lift stains without scratching.
#### **Step 6: Polish with a Microfiber Towel**
Once all the grime is removed, wipe the stovetop with a damp microfiber towel to remove any remaining residue. Buff the surface dry for a streak-free shine.
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### **Why This Method Works**
The combination of baking soda and vinegar is a natural powerhouse:
– **Baking soda** loosens and lifts dirt while being safe for delicate glass surfaces.
– **White vinegar** dissolves grease and eliminates streaks, leaving your stovetop sparkling clean.
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### **Tips for Maintaining a Spotless Stovetop**
– **Clean Spills Immediately**: Prevent stains from hardening by wiping spills as soon as the stovetop cools.
– **Use a Razor Blade for Stubborn Spots**: For burnt-on residue, carefully scrape it away with a razor blade at a shallow angle.
– **Regular Maintenance**: Give your stovetop a quick clean with a vinegar spray and microfiber cloth after each use.
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### **The Best Part? It’s Budget-Friendly!**
This easy cleaning hack not only works wonders but also saves you money. You don’t need expensive stovetop cleaners or harsh chemicals—just two pantry staples and a little elbow grease.
Say goodbye to streaks and stubborn stains, and hello to a gleaming glass stovetop! ✨
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