All housewives who have a gas stove in their kitchen know firsthand how difficult it can be to clean it.
The biggest problem is the carbon deposits that form on the grill over time.
Fortunately, there is a fairly simple method that will help you get rid of this kind of dirt.
Its undeniable advantage is that you don’t have to use household chemicals or homemade cleaning products to eliminate carbon deposits at the root.
All you have to do is heat a cast iron or steel grate over an open fire.
The most convenient way to do this is to take a piece of the stove with you to the dacha and hold it over a fire lit there.
Under the influence of high temperature, carbon deposits and other dirt simply fall off, and you do not need to rub the grill with any sponges or brushes.
Important: If you decide to use this method, do not forget about the safety rules when making a fire.
