I have an older standard 30"? gas stove. 2 burners can go pretty strong (more than I need). Other 2 burners pretty weak. Someone suggested clean orifices with paper clip??? Planning to get new stove in spring. Until then, thoughts?
gas stove burners? cleaning?
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yeah the most used one in my gas stove were weak. cleaning them out brought them back to like new.
Copper wire brush? Do the tops come off?
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I've cleaned more than one stove with burners. They can benefit from a mechanical cleaning or chemically with Castrol Superclean. If you can take it apart it'll be easier.
If you have orifices, use a welding torch tip cleaner.
You know with many news stovea you cannot ignite the burners during a power outage. Just know that.
Why a new stove? they are all mostly modular and repairable?
I bought Wife got a new MagicChef slide in 15 years ago for 900bucks and other than look fancier. it doesn't do anything better than the old unit - in fact its worse. Stay away from stainless. on the cooktop. Hard to impossible to clean.
Its a deal breaker for me.
Idiot Government Nannies for Ninnies.
Originally Posted By: ARCOgraphite
You know with many news stovea you cannot ignite the burners during a power outage. Just know that.
Why a new stove? they are all mostly modular and repairable?
I bought Wife got a new MagicChef slide in 15 years ago for 900bucks and other than look fancier. it doesn't do anything better than the old unit - in fact its worse. Stay away from stainless. on the cooktop. Hard to impossible to clean.
Its a deal breaker for me.
Idiot Government Nannies for Ninnies.
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