Safety first — never clean a hot stove.

Step 2: Remove Loose Debris

Wipe crumbs and dust away with a dry microfiber cloth.

Step 3: Spray White Vinegar

Spray the entire surface lightly but evenly. Vinegar helps break down grease.

Step 4: Sprinkle Baking Soda

Add a light layer of baking soda over the vinegar. It will begin to fizz — this reaction helps loosen burnt residue.

Step 5: Let It Sit (10–15 Minutes)

Allow the mixture to soften stains and grease.

Step 6: Wipe Gently

Use a damp microfiber cloth to wipe everything away. Most stains should lift easily.

Step 7 (Optional): Use a Razor Scraper for Stubborn Spots

If needed, hold the razor blade flat at a low angle and gently lift stuck residue. Never scrape upright — always keep it flat against the surface.

Step 8: Final Wipe and Dry

Finish with a clean damp cloth, then dry with a microfiber towel to prevent streaks.

Why This Method Works

✔ Baking Soda

• Mildly abrasive (safe for glass)

• Lifts burnt food

• Neutralizes odors

✔ Vinegar

• Natural degreaser

• Breaks down oils and fats

• Leaves a streak-free shine

✔ No Harsh Chemicals

This method avoids toxic residues and protects your stove’s surface.

Regular Maintenance Tips

To keep your glass stove top looking brand new:

• Wipe spills as soon as the surface cools

• Perform a quick weekly vinegar wipe-down

• Avoid dragging heavy pots across the surface

• Consider using a stove top protector mat

Small habits prevent heavy buildup.

The Bottom Line

You don’t need expensive cleaners or aggressive scrubbing to keep your glass stove top sparkling.

By avoiding common mistakes and using this simple baking soda and vinegar hack, you’ll maintain a clean, streak-free surface with minimal effort — while protecting your stove for years to come.

Sometimes, the simplest solutions are the most effective.