We’ll show you how to remove burn marks from stove using natural ingredients like baking soda and lemon.
I’m just gonna say it…I hate glass stove tops! In my old home I had a gas stove that I absolutely loved, but when we moved into our current home we got stuck with electric. At first I didn’t think much of it. I grew up with electric stoves and only had gas for a few years, so I naturally thought I could adapt back to electric. Man was I wrong! I felt like in just the first day of cooking I already had burn marks and it looked like my stove was ruined. Here’s how to remove burn marks from stove.
And sadly in my mind I really did think that it was ruined haha! But the last few weeks I thought that there had to be a way to clean my stove that did not involve using a razor blade. Surely there are other people that are in the same boat as I am. And luckily for me there were. After doing some research, it seemed like a lot of the advice was to use baking soda and vinegar. I know that my mom loves the smell of vinegar, so she is not going to like my next statement, but I did not want my house smelling like that. I decided to use lemon instead and am so thrilled with how this little project turned out!
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