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Let it sit for 1–2 minutes.
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### **Step 4: Sprinkle Baking Soda**
Lightly dust baking soda over the vinegar. The fizzing reaction helps break down stuck-on messes.
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### **Step 5: Gently Scrub**
Use a damp soft sponge or microfiber cloth to scrub the surface in small circular motions. Focus on any greasy or burned-on spots.
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### **Step 6: Use a Scraper (If Needed)**
For stubborn, dried-on gunk, carefully use a plastic scraper or old credit card at a shallow angle. Be gentle — no aggressive scraping.
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### **Step 7: Wipe Clean**
Wipe everything off with a clean, damp cloth. Rinse and wring the cloth as needed to remove all residue.
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### **Step 8: Buff to Shine**
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Dry and buff the surface with a clean microfiber cloth or paper towel. This removes streaks and restores the glossy finish.
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## 💡 Bonus Tips for Ongoing Maintenance
* **Wipe spills immediately** after cooking to prevent burnt-on messes.
* **Avoid dragging pots** across the surface — it can scratch.
* **Use stove-top covers or mats** to prevent spills and scratches (just make sure they’re heat-safe).
* **Clean regularly** — even if it looks clean, oils and dust can build up over time.
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## 🧼 DIY Glass Stove Top Cleaner Recipe
If you want a natural, homemade cleaner, try this:
**Ingredients:**
* 1 cup white vinegar
* 1 cup water
* 1 tsp dish soap
Mix in a spray bottle, shake gently, and use as your go-to daily stove top cleaner.
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## ✅ Final Thoughts
Keeping your flat black glass stove top looking like new doesn’t have to be a chore. With just a few household items and a gentle hand, you can quickly tackle grease, grime, and build-up — all while protecting that beautiful, sleek finish.
So the next time your stove top starts looking a little dull or dirty, don’t stress. Just follow these steps, and you’ll be shining it up in minutes.
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