How do you clean electric burner stove?

Question

This will be my frist time cleaning it. I want to clean the kichen for my mom to help her out. I wanna clean the house for my mom.

Answer 1

Unplug burners/take drip pans out/Lift top up and lock in place and clean away

Answer 2

If the drip pans have burnt on food baking soda will take it off. Dip the pans in water or spray with a water bottle and sprinkle with baking soda until covered and let them sit. The food will come right off with little effort as long as they sit long enough.

The electric burner coils will pull right out of the connection. The stovetop should be able to be lifted up so you can wipe down the area under the cooktop.

A gentle yet affective scouring agent is dish soap with baking soda. Mix it until you have a paste and use it as a scrub on really gunky areas like behind the back burners where a grease film tends to develop. Vinegar is a good degreaser too - white vinegar with 1/2 water to 1/2 vinegar. These are good because they are non-toxic and you don't have to worry about funny fumey smells when cooking if you accidently leave a little cleanser behind. And they're really cheap. Wipe the door, vent top and the rest down with dish soap and/or vinegar and water until clean. Wipe clean with a wet towel with plain water until soap free. I usually go over everything with  dry towel to prevent streaks.

When everything is dry put the top down, place the drip pans back then plug the coils back in. Done.

If you use vinegar the smell will go away. You can turn the vent exhaust on and open the window to speed it up. If you don't have any just using dish soap is perfectly fine.

You're mom will be so happy. Good for you for being so helpful  :)

Answer 3

Make a little paste with baking soda and water. I clean for our church and they can make a mess of a stove after doing a big dinner, but this paste usually makes it look new again!