Brilio.net - Each part of the stove has its own function, including the burner which plays an important role in supporting pots and pans so that they do not shift easily when cooking. However, because of its position close to the pot or pan, the burner is very easy to get dirty.
When cooking, food from pots or pans often falls onto the stove burner. If left unattended, these foods will dry out and turn into crust. This crust can even become burnt and black due to the heat from the stove flame.
To overcome this problem, many people soak the stove with ingredients such as vinegar solution, citric acid, or detergent. However, it is different from netizens on the YouTube account Umi Naifa channel, who have another effective way to clean stains on the stove burner. According to her, there are three kitchen ingredients that can be used to clean the stove.
The ingredients are baking soda, dish soap, and hot water. The hot water used should be quite a lot, so that it can soak the entire stove.
Then mix the three ingredients in a container, stir until smooth, then soak the stove burner you want to clean.
photo: YouTube/Umi Naifa channel
Let the stove soak for a while before continuing the cleaning process. While waiting for the stove to soak, the owner of the YouTube account Umi Naifa channel chose to clean the body of her stove by brushing it with baking soda solution.
"Let it sit until the water cools down," he said, quoted by BrilioFood from the YouTube Umi Naifa channel on Monday (11/18).
Once the water soaking in the stove is no longer hot, then brush the tool using wire wool. If all the scale has come off the stove, finally rinse the stove using running water until it is clean.
The owner of the YouTube account Umi Naifa channel also explained that if the stains are still very stubborn, you can add cleaning agents such as baking soda, dishwashing soap, and others while scrubbing the stove burners.
photo: YouTube/Umi Naifa channel
After rinsing, dry the burner before reattaching it to the stove body. How, the result is really shiny, right?
photo: YouTube/Umi Naifa channel
How do you usually clean your stove burners? Are you interested in trying the method in the YouTube upload on Umi Naifa channel?