Help with glass top stove (cleaner, damage, remove, duct)

[littlelou]

Thanksgiving dinner cooked and I noticed something on the glass top stove . Asked my niece what happened and she said potatoes started boiling over so she lifted the pan, dumped out some of the water and wiped down the slop with “the grey cloth”. Eeek!! my Norwex cloth! Now there’s a filmy substance on the stove%
Any suggestions to remove? I don’t want to damage the glass

[davebarnes]

Originally Posted by littlelou

...my niece... Any suggestions to remove?

Yes. tell her to leave the house immediately.

[North Beach Person]

What do you normally clean it with?

I use this:
https://weiman.com/glass-cooktop
The first one.

When you say a film do you mean the cloth melted a bit?

[Rickcin]

Originally Posted by North Beach Person

What do you normally clean it with?

I use this:
https://weiman.com/glass-cooktop
The first one.

When you say a film do you mean the cloth melted a bit?

Yes, I use a cleaner similar to this one and use a scotch brite pad and it will not damage the surface, I often use one as needed. You can even use a razor blade in a scraper as long as you’re careful, exert even pressure and don’t allow the ends to dig in. Keep the surface wet with cooktop cleaner and water while scraping.

[littlelou]

Originally Posted by davebarnes

Yes. tell her to leave the house immediately.

Haha she didn’t know what Norwex cloths were. I explained and she was apologetic

[littlelou]

Originally Posted by Rickcin

Yes, I use a cleaner similar to this one and use a scotch brite pad and it will not damage the surface, I often use one as needed. You can even use a razor blade in a scraper as long as you’re careful, exert even pressure and don’t allow the ends to dig in. Keep the surface wet with cooktop cleaner and water while scraping.

Thanks all l’ll get some Wegmans in the morning!

[markjames68]

Originally Posted by North Beach Person

What do you normally clean it with?

I use this:
https://weiman.com/glass-cooktop
The first one.

When you say a film do you mean the cloth melted a bit?

I second Weiman. Used that successfully when I had a glass top induction cooktop.

[johngolf]

Basically any glass top stove cleaner liquid (not spray) and a scotch brite pad will work.

[Futuremauian]

Magic erasers work well for burned on gunk. Razor blades work too. Mostly I use BAR KEEPERS FRIEND Cooktop Cleaner.

[Moonlady]

Originally Posted by Futuremauian

Magic erasers work well for burned on gunk. Razor blades work too. Mostly I use BAR KEEPERS FRIEND Cooktop Cleaner.

I have used a razor blade but was hesitant to suggest it because you have to be very diligent or you can scratch the glass. Barkeepers friend and a Scotch green scrubby will usually get most of them.