COTATI — Cleaning your stovetop may seem like a simple task, but if you aren’t careful, you can accidently cause problems with its functionality. In particular, you need to prevent moisture from getting into the wrong places. For example, if the stove’s burners get exposed to too much cleaning solution, they can cease to function until they dry. Additionally, if moisture gets behind the control knobs, it can potentially affect the electrical components directly behind them.
To prevent these types of problems, it’s important to use the right amount of cleaner on your stovetop and apply it correctly. Rather than spraying the cleaning solution directly onto the stovetop, spray it onto the cloth you’re using to wipe it down. Also, don’t oversaturate the cloth; if it’s very moist, you should dry off burners and other sensitive areas after cleaning them.

Avoiding Problems When Cleaning Your Stovetop

Discover expert tips on how to effectively clean your stovetop and avoid common mistakes for a spotless and efficient kitchen.

Avoiding Problems When Cleaning Your Stovetop by Dane Marcy

By Dane Marcy of Kelly’s Appliance Center

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cleaning a stovetop is a simple task but
if you aren't careful you can run into
problems
today we're in catotti with diamond
certified expert contributor Dane Marcy
of Kelly's appliance center to learn
more a common problem a lot of people
have when cleaning their stoves is
getting too much moisture on it a good
tip is to spray your cleaner on a rag
and wipe it down if you spray the
cleaner directly on you can get water
and moisture behind the knobs on the
electrical components another common
issue that will happen is when you're
cleaning around the burners it's also
good not to spray directly on the burner
because you'll get moisture inside the
burner and that'll take a long time to
evaporate and dry out and your burner
won't light so make sure to wipe it down
dry it off and then when you're putting
your taps back on make sure that they
click and lock into place otherwise when
you go to light it it may continue to
spark
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