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    What is the easiest way to clean a gas stove?
    Chris Willatt
    Chris Willatt
    House Cleaning Professional
    Chris Willatt is a House Cleaning Professional based in Denver, Colorado. Chris is the owner of Alpine Maids, a cleaning agency that he founded in 2015. Chris is on a mission to elevate what it means to be a cleaning professional and has built up Alpine Maids with that goal in mind. Chris has been featured in USA Today, Forbes, and Readers Digest. Alpine Maids received Angie's List Super Service Award for three years in a row from 2016-2018. They were also awarded Colorado's "Top Rated Local House Cleaning" Award in 2018 and were featured on the Inc. 5000 Company List.
    Chris Willatt
    House Cleaning Professional
    Expert Answer
    There are dedicated oven cleaners that are honestly so much faster than the other options out there. Easy Off is the most popular one. These products are super toxic, so just make sure you're careful and clean your stove regularly to avoid the need for that kind of heavy-duty cleaner.
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    Can I clean a stove with baking soda?
    Chris Willatt
    Chris Willatt
    House Cleaning Professional
    Chris Willatt is a House Cleaning Professional based in Denver, Colorado. Chris is the owner of Alpine Maids, a cleaning agency that he founded in 2015. Chris is on a mission to elevate what it means to be a cleaning professional and has built up Alpine Maids with that goal in mind. Chris has been featured in USA Today, Forbes, and Readers Digest. Alpine Maids received Angie's List Super Service Award for three years in a row from 2016-2018. They were also awarded Colorado's "Top Rated Local House Cleaning" Award in 2018 and were featured on the Inc. 5000 Company List.
    Chris Willatt
    House Cleaning Professional
    Expert Answer
    Absolutely. Make a paste out of it with water and spread it over the stove. Let it sit for a while and then go in and wipe the paste off.
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    Is it hard to clean gas burners on a stove?
    Chris Willatt
    Chris Willatt
    House Cleaning Professional
    Chris Willatt is a House Cleaning Professional based in Denver, Colorado. Chris is the owner of Alpine Maids, a cleaning agency that he founded in 2015. Chris is on a mission to elevate what it means to be a cleaning professional and has built up Alpine Maids with that goal in mind. Chris has been featured in USA Today, Forbes, and Readers Digest. Alpine Maids received Angie's List Super Service Award for three years in a row from 2016-2018. They were also awarded Colorado's "Top Rated Local House Cleaning" Award in 2018 and were featured on the Inc. 5000 Company List.
    Chris Willatt
    House Cleaning Professional
    Expert Answer
    Not really, but the problem is that everyone forgets to do it. People clean their kitchen, but they kind of just let grease and dirt build up on the oven. Some people only clean their stove like once every 5 years. You need to clean it regularly to avoid the need for deep cleaning.
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    How do I make my gas stove grates look new?
    Erik Bakirov
    Erik Bakirov
    Cleaning Specialist
    Erik Bakirov is a Cleaning Specialist at Room413 Cleaning in Los Angeles, California. Erik specializes in deep, move-in, and move-out cleaning services. Room413 matches homeowners with reliable and trustworthy cleaning services. They also promote environmentally friendly cleaning products.
    Erik Bakirov
    Cleaning Specialist
    Expert Answer
    The easiest way to get all of the residue off is to soak it in a professional-grade acid. However, if you don't want to use chemicals, use a powdered cleaner like Bar Keeper's Friend, then scrub the grates with a zero-grade metal scrubber and a lot of elbow grease. If there's any grease that won't come off, use a rounded butter knife to scrape it away.
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