I have a regular gas stove top - white enamel (?) base and the plate I use most always has a brown stain all around white from pots overflowing etc.I resisted using Jiff for ages, but in the end I needed to, but of course that leaves scratch marks that are now ingrained with brown.Help??
phil.lyn,
Mar 24, 2:47pm
Can anybody help me please?
lilyfield,
Mar 24, 3:04pm
pour a little straight janola on it.
phil.lyn,
Mar 25, 4:17am
I have a regular gas stove top - white enamel (!) base and the plate I use most always has a brown stain all around white from pots overflowing etc.I resisted using Jiff for ages, but in the end I needed to, but of course that leaves scratch marks that are now ingrained with brown.Help!
phil.lyn,
Mar 25, 2:47pm
Can anybody help me please!
phil.lyn,
Mar 28, 2:09pm
Thanks for suggestion - am I the only one who has trouble with my oven top???What am I doing wrong??
lilyfield,
Mar 28, 2:11pm
Use a bigger pot that does not overflow?
lx4000,
Mar 28, 2:15pm
you will find it easier to remove while it still hot/warm!
camper18,
Mar 28, 4:20pm
Buy pots with good vented lids and they wont boil over. I had this same problem but on a ceramic top and was fed up with cleaning every day .Dont have a problem now with new pots from Farmers.
beaker59,
Mar 28, 4:30pm
Its unlikely to be enamel if Jif sratched it enough to leave brown marks I would have thought! Unless you used a steel wool or similar. Mine is a stainless steel surface and I just use a normal household cleaner although I have had to resort to jif around the biggest gas ring where it gets really hot sometimes on the surface if using my biggest pot (its massive 15L I think). Not able to help sorry if scratched you may have to live with it.
falcon-hell,
Mar 28, 7:24pm
agree with beaker,a previous post suggests pouring janola on i,i personally wouldnt,maybe bam or something similar.
fifie,
Mar 28, 8:29pm
Is it enamel, or more of a porcelain top? ingrained scratches maybe hard to move have you tried rubbing along the scratch with some baking soda made up to a paste and soft cloth nothing to harsh then wipe over with a hot clean soapy cloth, to get brown off. As someone else said invest in good heavy based pot with lid that has a steam vent hole in it.One element on mine gets a hammering always had to clean it while warm now its great with new big pot, no spills at all.
phil.lyn,
Mar 29, 2:09pm
Thanks for suggestion - am I the only one who has trouble with my oven top!What am I doing wrong!
lilyfield,
Mar 29, 2:11pm
Use a bigger pot that does not overflow!
fifie,
Jul 14, 12:47pm
Is it enamel, or more of a porcelain top! ingrained scratches maybe hard to move have you tried rubbing along the scratch with some baking soda made up to a paste and soft cloth nothing to harsh then wipe over with a hot clean soapy cloth, to get brown off. As someone else said invest in good heavy based pot with lid that has a steam vent hole in it.One element on mine gets a hammering always had to clean it while warm now its great with new big pot, no spills at all.
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