The Kitchn Cure Day 8: Clean Your Stovetop and Range Hood

updated May 2, 2019
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The Kitchn Cure Day 8: Wednesday, August 20
Assignment: Clean your stovetop and range hood. (See all the assignments so far here)
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If you cook every day, your stovetop inevitably gets dirty. Spills and splatters are a natural part of cooking. You may be in the habit of doing a quick wipedown after every use, but sometimes you just need to dig in and give the whole stovetop a thorough cleaning. The same goes for your range hood, if you have one, and that hood filter. (Never cleaned that before? No problem — we’ll tell you how.)

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Today’s Assignment (estimated time: 1 hour)

  1. Clean your gas stovetop: Follow our step-by-step tutorial → How To Clean a Greasy Gas Stovetop with Just Soap and Water
  2. Clean the gas stove grates: Follow our step-by-step tutorial → How To Clean Enameled Cast Iron Stove Grates
  3. Alternatively, clean your electric stovetop: Follow our step-by-step tutorial → How To Clean a Glass Electric Stovetop
  4. Wipe down the range hood: Take a soapy wash cloth and wipe away the grease and dust build-up on your range hood or fan.
  5. Clean the range hood filter: Follow our step-by-step tutorial → How To Clean a Greasy Range Hood Filter
  6. Relax and pour yourself a drink! You cleaned the oven yesterday, and the stovetop today. You deserve a treat, so go get one!
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