DIY Glass Stovetop Cleaner

Using three simple ingredients you can remove all of that burnt on food to get your glass stove top sparkling like new.

This combination is very much like a soft scrub, save money with this simple at-home method!

Ingredients:

-Baking soda of any brand
-Mrs. Meyers dish soap
-Water

Directions:

In small dish or bowl, combine a small amount of baking soda and dish soap with water to form a paste. I recommend Mrs. Meyers dish soap for it's natural properties and lovely fragrances. Using a sponge, dab the paste onto the stove top until fully covered. Let sit and scrub clean with the sponge to reveal a sparkling shine! Dry with a damp cloth until all residue from the baking soda is gone.

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