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Posted on Jun 11, 2009

How can I clean my GE stove top burner and black stove cap???

Please help. I just purchased a GE Profile stainless steel stove with black stove caps. The stove caps are stained with something that I cannot clean with soap and water. Also the large burner appears to have burnt stains. All I did was boil corn on the stove top with the largest burner. I am very upset becuase the stove is only 3 weeks old. Do I have to replace the black cap or is it possioble to clean. I am leary about even using my stove now. Your help would be greatly appreciated. Joan

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Soak the black stove caps in 1 part ammonia and 3 parts water. Let soak for several hours. I let it soak overnight. It should clean right up.

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