Most people clean their gas stove the hard way — these 2 simple ingredients make the difference. See more – Page 2

2. Baking Soda: For Stubborn, Stuck-On Grime

Baking soda provides gentle abrasive action that can help loosen stubborn residue without requiring aggressive scrubbing.

Make a thick paste using:

Spread the paste over greasy or burned-on areas of the stovetop surface, avoiding burner openings and ignition components.

Let it sit for around 10–15 minutes.

Then gently scrub with a non-scratch sponge or soft cloth.

For particularly stubborn buildup, you may need to repeat the process rather than applying excessive pressure.

Place removable grates in a sink or large basin.

Cover them with hot, soapy water and allow them to soak.

The soaking step is important because it softens hardened grease and food particles.

After soaking, use a non-abrasive sponge or appropriate brush to remove the softened residue.

Rinse thoroughly and dry completely before putting the grates back on the stove.

If your stove manufacturer specifically recommends a different cleaning method for the grates, follow those instructions.