???Cleaning the range

smile12

What products do you use to clean a black range. It seems like when I use paper towels and a cleaning product it leaves all the lint from the paper towel on it.

Prulove

Try a microfiber cloth, or a cloth diaper. they are lint free.

smile12

Are all micro fiber cloths the same? I mean- do I have to buy it Bed Bath and Beyond? are there different quality of them??

Prulove

You can buy them at Target, or the dollar store, or at Big Lots. I pick them up wherever I see them selling for a good price. No need to spend a lot of money on them.

Hudson_Hawk

Walmart has packs of 12 for about $5 they're in the automotive section. I usually clean my range with a cleaner that will remove gunk-like 409 or a sponge with hot water and dish soap, and then I go over it with a microfiber cloth and windex to get rid of the streaks.

Shleigh02

I have the same issue! I've taken to vaccuuming the stove before and after wiping it down. I use this technique in the bathroom too. I have two pets and live in the desert, so between hair and dust it's impossible to keep up. If you have a brush attachment for the hose of your vaccuum, that works best. vaccuum all the loose dust/debris first, then spray, scrub and rinse, let dry a couple seconds, and then vaccum up all the towel particles and left over dust that accumulates in the corners and crevices.

I personally hate microfiber cloths for anything other than wiping down electronics. I'd rather use an old wash cloth or paper towels or even a sponge.