I put my gas stove parts (burners, grates, drip pans) into a garbage bag and spray them with oven cleaner. I close the bag and let the parts sit overnight. The next day everything rinses clean.
stove cleaning help
May 16, 2005
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I have an old gas cooking stove that I would really hate to get rid of. Problem is that the 'business end' of the stove, the burner part that regulates the gas coming in, is really dirty what with cooking grease and what not. Is there a way to clean this up?
I'm thinking of something I could soak it in.
If they are aluminium then I wouldn't be using baking soda on them.
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