Removing Water Deposits From a Top-Painted Stove

Even though water is a cleansing agent, minerals in your tap water can react with other surfaces in your home to form deposits. These hazy deposits often form on surfaces such as faucets, glassware and stove tops. If you have a stove top that is painted, you will need to remove these water spots in manner that won't damage the paint. Accomplish this task by using natural household products to clean away water deposits effectively and gently.

Things You'll Need

• Spray bottle
• White vinegar
• Cloths

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Instructions

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     Spray the stove top with a mixture of equal parts hot water and white vinegar.

   • 2

     Wait 15 minutes as the vinegar breaks down the residue.

   • 3

     Moisten a cloth with white vinegar and use it to wipe off the stove top.

   • 4

     Dry the area with a lint-free cloth.