YouTube/Rara Debtasari
Brilio.net - The burner on a gas stove functions to hold or act as a base for pans or other cooking utensils. Even though it is strong, this stove burner is a part that gets dirty very quickly, you know. Usually, dirt comes from splashes of cooking oil or cooking spills.
Unfortunately, many people are lazy about cleaning stove burners . In fact, if left alone, the stain will crust and get thicker.
Finding out that the stove stove was full of scale, a number of people immediately soaked it in a citrus solution. After soaking for a while, all the thick crust on the stove immediately disappeared and nothing remained.
But don't just use citrus, it turns out there are other cleaning agents that can be used to clean thick crust on stove burners. The method was demonstrated by YouTube user Rara Debtasari. At the beginning of the video, he shows the appearance of his stove which is full of jet black scale.
photo: YouTube/Rara Debtasari
How to clean thick scale on a stove burner.
To clean it, he immediately removed the stove from the stove body. As reported by BrilioFood from YouTube Rara Debtasari on Thursday (7/3), instead of soaking the stove burner using a citrus solution, this netizen actually made a special cleaning fluid. He mixed two kitchen ingredients, namely 5 tablespoons of baking soda and enough dishwashing soap in a container. Then mix all the ingredients well.
photo: YouTube/Rara Debtasari
After that, apply the cleaning mixture to the entire surface of the stove burner. Smooth and scrub the surface of the stove with the help of an old toothbrush.
photo: YouTube/Rara Debtasari
This mixture of two ingredients, namely baking soda and dish soap, has been proven to be effective in softening scale on the surface of the stove burner. After brushing for a while, the appearance of the stove immediately became clean. However, to ensure maximum cleanliness, this netizen also scrubbed the surface of the stove with a wire sponge and dish soap.
photo: YouTube/Rara Debtasari
Finally, rinse the stove burner with running water. As a result, the stove will be clean and shiny again. Dry then replace the stove burner to its original position.
photo: YouTube/Rara Debtasari
Interested in cleaning the scale on the stove stove using this method?
How to deal with a stove fire that won't light.
Here are some steps you can try to solve the problem when the stove fire won't light:
1. Check gas supply.
Make sure that the natural gas or fuel used in the stove is available and sufficient to light. Also make sure that the gas valve is fully open.
2. Check the gas hose.
Check the gas hose for cracks, leaks, or other damage. If you suspect there is a problem with the gas hose, immediately replace it with a new one.
3. Check the cigarette lighter.
If your stove uses a spark ignition, make sure that the lighter battery is still functioning properly. Occasionally, the battery may die or become weak, requiring replacement.
4. Clean the burner.
Sometimes, dirt or food residue can block the flow of gas or the igniter. Carefully clean the burner and surrounding holes using a small brush or clean cloth.
5. Check the regulator.
If your stove uses a gas cylinder, check the regulator to make sure there are no problems. A regulator that is damaged or not functioning properly can interfere with gas flow.
6. Check valves.
Make sure the gas valve is in good condition and nothing is clogged. You can try cleaning it carefully using a small brush or toothbrush.
7. Check the solenoid valve.
If your stove is equipped with a solenoid valve (usually found on built-in gas stoves), make sure the valve is working properly. A poor electrical signal or a faulty valve could be the cause.
8. Check the pressure regulator.
If natural gas is used, the pressure regulator may need to be adjusted. This should be done by an experienced professional.
If after performing the above steps the stove still does not turn on, it is recommended to contact a professional technician. More complex problems may require more in-depth repairs or replacement of certain components. Always prioritize your safety when handling gas equipment.
(brl/lut)
