Keeping your stovetop clean is not only about making the kitchen look neat. Grease, oil splatters, crumbs, and food residue can gradually collect around gas burners and grates, making them harder to clean and sometimes affecting how evenly the flame burns.
A quick wipe after cooking is helpful, but every so often the burners need a deeper clean. With a few simple household items such as white distilled vinegar, baking soda, hot water, an old toothbrush, and a microfiber cloth, you can remove much of the stubborn buildup without using
