# How to Get Burned Milk Off a Flat Stove
Leaving milk on your flat stovetop will cause it to boil over and burn directly onto the surface of the stove. Flat top stoves are made of ceramic glass that is durable and highly heat resistant, but it can scratch easily if you use the wrong cleaning solution or cleaning tools. Be careful when cleaning a flat stovetop to ensure that you clean it thoroughly without burning yourself or scratching the surface. Use products you may already have in your home.
Things You'll Need
- Cloths
- Liquid dish soap
- Glass stovetop cleaning cream
Instructions
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Turn off the burners and let the flat stove cool completely.
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Soak a clean cloth in clear water.
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Apply one drop liquid dish soap to the burn mark and scrub it into the flat stove with the wet cloth. Work until the milk residue and the burn marks are gone or until they are as light as possible.
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Spread glass stovetop cleaning cream over the burn marks if they are still visible.
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Scrub the cream into the burn mark using the pad that came with the cleaner until the stain is completely gone.
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Rinse the area with a damp cloth and dry it completely.
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