Other tips for cleaning your hobs
The clay cleaning method: To take advantage of the degreasing properties of clay, switch to green clay which works effectively against dirt. To do this, apply it to a damp sponge and then scrub the stovetop or any other surface you want to treat. Rinse then dry.
The black soap cleaning method: Recognized for its degreasing and cleaning power, black soap is a very effective natural product. First put some on a damp sponge, then rub the affected surface and rinse. Of course, the amount you apply will depend on how much gunk your burners are collecting. To dry, use a microfiber towel.
The vinegar and baking soda combination cleaning method: A foolproof combination, baking soda and white vinegar often stand out as a formidable weapon against the most stubborn stains.
Start by diluting the rock salt in the vinegar. Sprinkle baking soda on the baking sheet and then spray it with the vinegar and salt mixture. Leave the product to act for a few hours or even overnight. Don’t hesitate to use the rough side of a sponge if grease residue remains on the plate. Finally rinse with clean water.
If these grandma methods are undeniably proven, other methods can also save the day. This is precisely the case of a mother who boasts of an always clean hob thanks to a particularly easy trick
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