Struggling with a grimy, burnt stove? Commercial creams like Cif work well, but they require extensive rinsing, take up valuable time, and aren't cheap.
I've discovered a far more economical and effortless alternative: using baking soda to clean your stove with minimal hassle.
1. Generously sprinkle baking soda over the stove surface.
2. Rub gently with a damp sponge.
3. Rinse thoroughly with a clean, damp sponge.
4. Dry and polish with microfiber cloths for a streak-free shine.
Your stove is now spotless and gleaming! This method is simple, practical, and highly effective.
Grease stains, burnt residues, and everyday grime vanish effortlessly. It's a game-changer for gas stoves, and it works equally well on electric, stainless steel, cast iron, or pyrolysis models—even electric plates.
For extra degreasing power, add two drops of dish soap to your damp sponge before rubbing in the baking soda.
Rinse and wipe with a microfiber cloth for maximum shine.
Tackling the burners? Reach for white vinegar, our second go-to cleaner. To discover: White Vinegar: The Effective Trick to Clean Your Stove Burners.
Cif cream or similar products cost €12.50 for the year. With baking soda and white vinegar, I spend just €4 annually—a solid saving of €8.50.
