Many housewives, despite the fact that they spend time on tidying up with enviable regularity, have given up on such a kitchen element as the grates installed on the gas stove.
If you are also tired of struggling with dirt on the grates, try getting rid of them using the method in this article.
Its main advantage is that you don’t need any special tools or expensive household chemicals.
Instead, stock up on a 50ml bottle of ammonia, some heavy duty trash bags and, of course, gloves, and you're ready to clean.
So, after you put on protective gloves, place the grates removed from the stove in garbage bags and pour ammonia over them.
The bags should be tightly sealed and, of course, it would be better to take them to the balcony, because the products should lie in this form for a day.
After 24 hours, using the same gloves, clean the grates from carbon deposits – you can do it even with your hands. In extreme cases, use a knife.
Please note: the described method is suitable for cleaning cast iron products.
