How to clean a gas stove burner in 3 easy steps

How to clean your gas stove burner may seem difficult, but it's easy with JinJia's simple steps. So, let us explain how to clean your gas stove burner in three easy steps.

Take off Dust and Oil

The first step is removing any accumulated dirt and grease. Begin by removing the burner caps and grates. These pieces can become very dirty, so it is essential to keep them clean.

Soak hot, soapy water in a sink or bucket. Soak the burner caps and grates for 15-20 minutes. This will clear up the hard dust and grease. Gently scrub off any remaining dirt with a sponge or scrub brush. After that, rinse the burner caps and grates with fresh water and allow them to dry.

Clean the burner heads

After cleaning the burner caps and grates, it’s time to clean the burner heads. These are those bits where the flames come out, and these can get dirty too. Remove the Hydraulic Valve burner heads from the stove and wipe them with a damp cloth to remove loose dirt.

Then take a tooth brush or a small brush and scour away the dirt and grease. Be sure to focus on those tight spots and awkward spaces. Make sure after cleaning that you rinse the burner heads with water and dry them completely before replacing onto the stove.

Wipe the Stovetop

To complete cleaning your gas stove burner Valve, you need to clean the stovetop too. Begin removing any knobs or other components from the stove. Next, wipe down the stovetop with a damp cloth to catch any loose dirt.

After that, combine equal portions of water and vinegar in a spray bottle. Spritz this solution on the stovetop and stand for a few minutes. This aids in breaking down any stubborn stains. After that, scrub off the dirt with a sponge or scrub brush. Lastly, Using a clean, damp cloth to wipe the stovetop, removing any remnants.

You shouldn't have a hard time cleaning your gas stove burner. In three simple steps, your gas stove will be sparkling like new again, thanks to JinJia. And don’t forget to clean the burner caps and grates, scrub the burner heads and wipe down the stovetop for a sparkling end result.