I’m a cleaning fan – $4 product will make your burned stovetop look good as new
COOKS all make mistakes, but some of them are harder to clean than others.
If you have ever let a pot on to boil for too long, the overflow results in a seriously hard stain to clean up.
Fortunately, one cleaning fan discovered the best product for removing scorched stains on stovetops.
What makes the product even better is that it will only cost you $4.
A cleaning fan who goes by the name K Han shared in a video her secret trick for making her stovetop look brand new.
Holding up a can of Easy-Off Oven Cleaner, Han said: “Brand new stove, water overflows on the pot and it burns the glass top.
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“What do you do? Leave it? No. Is it ruined? No.”
She then calls the Easy-Off cleaner her “best friend” and admits that she doesn’t care that the product is “chemically.”
Han simply sprayed a generous amount of cleaner all over her stovetop’s burnt marks.
After spraying, she said: “This is the most important part – do not touch it until it is completely dry, at least 8 hours.”
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Once the 8 hours were up, Han was able to completely wipe away all of the scorched bits without having to scrub.
Within a few wipes, Han’s oven looked sparkling clean.
People were left seriously impressed by Han’s results in the comments section.
One wrote: “Omg see how much you learn from TikTok?”
Another added: “Oh my gosh! I’m 31 and needed this! So much easier than what I’ve been doing.”
“Wow this is what we call talented,” a third comment read.
Someone else wrote: “Bruh that was such a difference though like from dirt to diamond.”
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If you need to tackle the inside of your oven too, there’s a simple way to remove the door so you don’t miss a single spot.
Additionally, Mrs. Hinch fans have shared a very easy hack to remove stubborn oven grime in seconds and it only costs cents.
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