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Cleaning Your Burner's Drip Pans

July 31, 2007

Burner with clean drip pans.To clean the really cruddy drip pans from your stove, put them in a large pan with vinegar and boil the stuff off. Works like a charm, Just drop them in soapy dishwater and the come clean with very little work.

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By Duckie from Tell City, IN

 
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March 12, 2004

Sprinkle baking soda under your stove's drip pans to easily clean up any messy spills.

 
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April 7, 2006

I have enamel drip pans or trays under my burners on my gas stove and occasionally normal cleaning methods don't remove all the burned-on gunk if I have been careless while cooking.

 
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January 31, 2007
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November 19, 2008

Put 1/2 cup of any powdered dishwashing soap into a roaster pan full of water. Stir; then add the burner pans. Bring to a boil and let simmer for 30 minutes.

 
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January 28, 2010

Here is an excellent way to clean electric burner pans. Mix water and cream of tartar to a paste. Spread on burner pans and let set for a while. Rinse and wash with warm soapy water.

 
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October 14, 2010

How do I clean burner pans?

By karen from Parker Dam, CA

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October 14, 20100 found this helpful

I just use SOS soap pads on mine.

 

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October 14, 20100 found this helpful

Wrap burner pans in aluminum foil. It keeps them clean and looking new.

 
October 16, 20100 found this helpful

I spray mine with oven cleaner, put them in a white kitchen trash bag, twist and use a bread tie to seal, put them in the microwave with door shut overnight. This next morning you can just rinse off most stuff and use a stainless steel cleaning pad on hard stuff.

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Dont use the new kind with no odor. It doesnt work as well. Of course, I wipe them off after every meal so they don't get too bad.

 

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October 16, 20100 found this helpful

The best thing is to clean them regularly in dish detergent, and maybe scrub with a Brillo pad, so that food drippings don't cook on. If they're in bad shape, try soaking a few hours in the sink in water with dish detergent and about 1/2 cup water softener, then scrub with plastic scrubbers. I discovered, the hard way, that if you don't clean them often enough, the cooked on drippings will spoil the chrome finish; you can get them clean, but not shiny.

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After I replaced my (ruined) old ones, I've been washing the new ones more regularly. Even so, I got to one too late and some of the chrome is ruined again.

 

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October 16, 20100 found this helpful

I just toss them into my dishwasher weekly.

 
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January 22, 20160 found this helpful

That's lovely, if you have a dishwasher!

 
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October 14, 2010

What is the best way to clean the aluminum drip pans on an electric stove?

 
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January 31, 2012

This works great. I bought several sets of drip pans before I discovered this EASY way to do it.

 
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May 27, 2012

How does one get the burned on food off of an electric stove burner drip pan? I've tried everything to remove the gunk!

By Ginger M.

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May 27, 20120 found this helpful

Oven cleaner. It will take the shine off of them but they will be clean.

 
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August 13, 2013

This method means less elbow grease and better results when your drip pans are so disgusting you are about to throw them away.

 
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September 4, 2013

I am looking for an easy way to clean stove top drip pans.

By Joanne T. from Athens, AL

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September 4, 20150 found this helpful

When all else fails use Barkeepers Friend the powdered version and steel wool. A little elbow grease and they are clean.

 
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October 7, 2013

How do I clean the drip pans when they don't come out?

By Michele M

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April 1, 2014

Place drip pan in sink. Sprinkle on powdered dishwasher detergent. Pour boiling water on top. Carefully place drip pan directly on top of stovetop burner.

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Bring to boil, then reduce heat to low and leave it there for about 15 minutes.

 
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March 8, 2015

I would like to get all the black burnt on crud off my drip pans. I have tried ammonia and bleach but not together. I tried soaking the pans, but nothing is working. Any advice would help me please. I also live in an apartment complex, too.


By Rebecca L.

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March 9, 20150 found this helpful

Use Purple Power cleaner it is a degreaser and works great!

 
January 22, 20161 found this helpful

Using ammonia and bleach together is dangerous. The fumes from that blend could cause you to wake up in the hospital.

 
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