That's why we asked the cleaning pros how to clean an electric stove top, whether made of glass or coils. Below find the expert tips to a more effortless clean up.

Directions: 1. Prepare Remove everything from your electric stovetop and coils. With the stove off, wipe the coils with a damp microfiber cloth.

Take a good look at the drip pans at each burner. Chances are they’re covered with spaghetti sauce, cooking oil, and ...

Whether it’s gas, electric or even glass, it takes more than a halfhearted promise to really clean a messy stove top in one day. TODAY Home asked Meg Roberts, president of Molly Maid cleaning ...

Use a reusable cloth ($20) to do a final wipe-down of the stove top before replacing removed pieces. 2. Electric stoves If you have a smooth top electric stove, cleaning is super simple; there’s ...

Wait until your glass stove top is cold—never clean on a hot stove top. Fill a bowl with warm to hot water, and add a few drops of dish soap. Mix well until you’re left with a sudsy mixture.

What *not* to use to clean a stovetop Regardless of what type of stove top you have, there are a few things you’ll want to steer clear of to avoid causing damage. 1.

It’s actually pretty easy. Cleaning the scorched and burned spots on a glass stove top doesn’t have to be exhausting or time-consuming—you already spend a lot of time in your kitchen.