Let it Dwell #1

by April Anderson
Just Another Natural Nut

Sometimes all you need on that stove top is Just Shine Glass & Hard surface spray, your kitchen toothbrush and a couple of clean cloths.

There are homes that don't use their stoves often or they tend to clean them after each use so doing the full on pure baking soda method is not necessary.  

• Prep the area before starting to clean your clients home.  I prefer to  take the grates off and put them in the sink for safe keeping
• Spray the entire area of the stove top (should only take 4 to 5 bursts)
• Let it sit and dwell
• Come back to it when it is time to clean the kitchen
• Spray once again with your Just Shine glass & hard surface cleaner
• Take one of your cloths and starting on the left (on the right if you are left-handed) top and work side to side until you reach the bottom of the surface.  You might have to use a little bit of elbow grease for some of the tougher spots but generally everything should lift up while wiping.
• If there are any left over spots, spray the spot and tackle it with your kitchen toothbrush
• Spray the surface one more time and polish dry with your 2nd clean cloth.  At this point you would also polish up the back panel and the knob panel (knobs too)