The stove top tends to be the focus when cleaning your own stove, while the burners are left covered in grease. Cooking causes the oils and grease to cook onto the burner, making it seemingly impossible to remove. It doesn't need to be difficult though, just follow these steps!
- Take 1/4 cup of ammonia
- Seal one burner and the ammonia up in a large zip lock bag
- Let sit overnight (you may want to place this on a cookie sheet in case of leaking)
- Wipe down with a clean sponge
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