There is a right way and a wrong way to clean glass stovetops. To avoid scratches and other damage, here is how you should be ...

If you're looking to clean everyday spills and stains from your glass-top stove, a simple dish soap may suffice. Dish soap is ...

We’ve laid out everything you need to know for how to clean a glass stovetop—from items you’ll need to how often to clean it.

The cleaning pros at ACI tell us that the best way to care for a glass stove top is to clean it regularly by wiping it down at least once a day (or after every use if you’re an overachiever) so the ...

We’ve all been there before. We’re cooking dinner on the stove top and, suddenly, something boils over or splatters all over the place. Messes like this happen in the kitchen, but if they aren’t taken ...

Whether it’s gas, electric or even glass, it takes more than a halfhearted promise to really clean a messy stove top in one day. TODAY Home asked Meg Roberts, president of Molly Maid cleaning services ...

Cleaning a glass stovetop properly is important for maintenance. Use vinegar, baking soda, and dish soap for daily cleaning.

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Ceramic glass stovetops. In the showrooms, they look so cool. Sleek, modern, and hygienic, like props from a sci-fi movie. But though they scream 21st century, ceramic glass stovetops have their ...

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No matter how tidy you try to be, the space between your stove and counter is one of the messiest spots in the kitchen. Crumbs, grease and little spills all seem to end up in that narrow gap, and ...