CLEANING the kitchen is no one’s favorite thing to do – but long gone are the days of mixing products and endlessly scrubbing your stovetop.
A self-styled cleaning queen, who is known as @aurikatariina on social media, recently shared a video showing how to easily remove burn stains from a stovetop.
Using her own stove as a test, Auri first sprayed an oven-cleaner product on every stain on her stovetop.
She sprayed the solution all over the surface but did NOT rub it in; instead, she just let it sit.
She then used cling wrap to cover and seal the entire soapy surface.
The cleaning expert said to let the product sit for 24 hours.
After 24 hours, Auri removed the cling wrap, showing how the stains turned into a brown rusty liquid.
She wiped off the rust using a steel scrubber, like the affordable Steel Scour Daddy, but a commenter said a toothbrush would work just as well.
After Auri could see the sparkling white surface, she went in with a stove polisher to help the burners shine again.
Her 24-hour cleaning hack requires little effort for busy homeowners and will help transform the overall look of your kitchen.
Her followers loved the satisfying cleaning tip, commenting things like “This is honestly amazing, I can’t believe you made it look brand new” and “Wow that’s amazing.”
Here are some tips to help you when you clean your home next:
Some were confused about how to cook meals during the 24 hours that the product sits, saying “But I can’t wait 24 hours … I have to cook” or “But I can’t not use the stove for 24 hours, they want to eat!!”
For an all-around sparkly clean kitchen, another expert said to make sure to check between your stovetop and counter for splatter stains and accumulating food.
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