 explained: "You already have everything you need to make your stovetop look new again." Chantel demonstrated how to make the paste and use it to deep-clean your oven. For her first step, she said: "Start by removing grates and soaking them in hot soapy water to soften baked-on grease." Next, Chantel tackled the burners, which she soaked in boiling water with lemon and half a cup of baking soda. While the burners are soaking, she recommended making the DIY paste. "Mix one cup of baking soda and a third cup of dish soap and water to make a miracle scrubbing paste," she revealed. Chantel recommended using the paste to clean your stovetop and other areas throughout your home. She also used the mixture and steel wool to remove grease stains from her burner bases. For her final step, Chantel rinsed the burners and grates and added them back to her sparkling stove. Her followers took to the comments section to share their tips for cleaning a stovetop. "I just use those disposable anti-bacterial wipes, occasionally put the grill gates in the dishwasher, and it all comes up a treat," wrote one viewer. Another follower said: "Bro, just get a degreaser spray, spray it all over let it sit for an hour, and everything wipes off so easily." One cleaning fanatic revealed the DIY hack she uses to get her shower gleaming. Another TikToker shared the cleaning method she uses to r id the smells from her microwave . 4 The TikToker removed the burners from her stovetop and soaked them in baking soda and boiling water with lemons Credit){kind=link}
A CLEANING expert has revealed the DIY miracle paste she uses to scrub her stovetop.
Using household items you can make your kitchen appliance look as good as new.
In her video, TikTok user Chantel Mila (@mama_mila_) explained: “You already have everything you need to make your stovetop look new again.”
Chantel demonstrated how to make the paste and use it to deep-clean your oven.
For her first step, she said: “Start by removing grates and soaking them in hot soapy water to soften baked-on grease.”