Milk and other things that are spilled and burned on standard cooktops are much easier to clean than they are on glass or ceramic models, but there are more cracks and crevices to deal with. Do not use the cooktop until it's completely dry. This is a slow process, but it is important if you want that "new-looking" shine back.įinally, dampen the lint-free towel and wipe down the cooktop to remove the vinegar and any residue. Dip a paper towel into the solution and scrub the cooktop down. Mix white vinegar and warm water at a 1:2 ratio. Once the burned milk is gone, you can buff the cooktop so that it looks good as new. If the burned milk is still hanging around, you can repeat this step.
Make sure the razor is as flat as you can get it. Wait about an hour, then use the razor scraper to remove the paste like you're shaving. Dry the cooktop off with a lint-free towel, and then rub the baking soda paste over the burned milk on the cooktop. Mix a small amount of detergent with water until soapy, then clean the cooktop with a paper towel. Next, add small amounts of warm water to the baking soda and stir until you form a paste. You will be making a paste which can be stored in an airtight container.
Step 1 - Making the Pasteįirst, pour as much baking soda as you'd like into a bowl. Burned milk on a glass or ceramic cooktop can be a seriously smokey problem if not addressed quickly.
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