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The gas stove is a common cooking appliance, indispensable in many Vietnamese households. However, not everyone is aware of the correct and safe way to clean it.
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The gas stove is a common cooking appliance, indispensable in many Vietnamese households. However, not everyone is aware of the correct and safe way to clean it.
Gas stoves have long been a familiar kitchen item for households. However, over time, gas stoves often get dirty due to grease and oil stains...
To ensure safety and achieve optimal results, you need to clean the stove properly. Before cleaning, make sure to turn off the gas and wait for the stove to cool down completely to ensure safety for users.
Here are some tips for cleaning gas stoves:
Vinegar: Use a soft cloth, soak it in vinegar, and wipe it on the stove surface or directly spray vinegar on the stains and wipe clean with a dry cloth. After cleaning with vinegar, your family's gas stove will shine.
Use fresh lime:
Cut a lime in half, rub it on the gas stove surface, and leave it for about 15 minutes. Then use a damp cloth to wipe it clean. All stains will be removed, restoring cleanliness to your family's gas stove.
Salt:
If grease or food sticks to the gas stove before it dries, simply sprinkle salt directly on it. Then use a soft cloth to wipe it off, and the dirt on the gas stove will be swept away.
Cooking Oil:
Cooking oil is one of the ingredients that effectively cleans the gas stove. Use a soft cloth or sponge soaked in a little cooking oil to wipe off the stains and iron rust on the gas stove surface. Then wipe with a cloth dampened with dishwashing liquid, and the gas stove will sparkle like new.
Baking Soda:
Wet the stove with a clean cloth or sponge. Sprinkle a little baking soda on the dirt and grease. Use a strong scrubbing cloth, and the chemical components of baking soda will absorb all the grease stains, quickly removing iron rust.
Here are the standard steps to clean a gas stove:
Clean the gas stove burner grate:
First, wait for the stove to cool completely, lock the gas valve to avoid burns. Even if you forget this step, gas may leak out. After completing this step, remove the burner grate. Use a small pin to clear the gas nozzle located in the center of the gas burner.
Use dishwashing liquid diluted in a basin of warm water. Soak the burner grate to loosen the dirt. Housewives can use a sponge to clean the food residues stuck on the grate. Then soak the grate in warm clean water for a few minutes to rinse off the soap. Then turn it upside down to drain off the water.
Clean the gas stove stand:
Remove the stand from the gas stove. Prepare a basin of warm water mixed with dishwashing liquid. Use a sponge to thoroughly clean the dust and food debris stuck on the stove stand. Mix baking soda with warm water and use a brush to scrub away the stubborn stains on the stove stand.
Alternatively, you can put baking soda in a large pot of water. Place the stove stand inside and bring the water to a boil. Boil until all the dirt is completely removed. Finally, rinse the stove stand with warm water. Wait until it is completely dry before reinstalling it on the stove.
Finally, clean the gas stove surface:
Use a soft, thin cloth to wipe the gas stove surface clean. Wipe thoroughly to completely remove dust and fallen food. Then use glass cleaner or dishwashing liquid diluted in warm water and spray it on the stove surface. Continue to use a sponge or soft cloth to clean the stove. Scrub away stubborn stains that have been stuck on the stove surface for a long time.
You can also use baking soda to clean. Use warm water to dissolve baking soda to clean the glass surface. Spray an additional layer of white vinegar to enhance the cleaning effectiveness. Then use a soft cloth to wipe the stove clean.
Reassemble the parts on the stove properly. Turn on the stove to check if the gas stove is working normally.
Hopefully, with these simple tips, housewives will be able to clean their gas stoves effectively.
