Removing Steam or Water Spots From the Stove

The stove is frequently exposed to moisture. Minerals such as calcium and magnesium in tap water often leave behind spots, flakes and film. If you have spots on your stove from steam and water, you can remedy the problem by utilizing a simple cleaning process that involves a natural, inexpensive household product. This acidic cleaner will remove unsightly spots from your stove without damaging the surface of the appliance or irritating your skin, eyes or respiratory system.

Things You'll Need

• White vinegar
• Spray bottle
• Lint-free cloths

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Instructions

1. • 1

     Remove the nozzle on a clean, empty spray bottle and fill the bottle with plain white vinegar. Screw the nozzle back onto the bottle.

   • 2

     Spray the stained areas of the stove.

   • 3

     Wait for approximately 15 minutes as the vinegar dissolves the residue.

   • 4

     Wet a lint-free cloth with the vinegar and use it to wipe the stove top.

   • 5

     Dry the stove with a clean, lint-free cloth.