Hi Lisa,

I recommend contacting the manufacturer and seeing what they recommend. If you decide to give it a try, test it on one pan only and see how it works. Thanks for following us! Tracy

Hi Kacie,

Yes, this would work on the drip pans under the burners. Mine get particularly disgusting when all my kids are home from college! Thanks for following us, Tracy

Exactly what i was wondering! Does this work on the metal drip pans under the burners on electric stoves? Thanks!

Hi Ra,

If your dishwasher is like mine it has some plastic parts inside the main body. I wouldn’t risk it as this cleaning formula calls for undiluted household ammonia. I think the undiluted ammonia would be too strong for the plastic components and could possibly cause some damage. If you really wanted to try it I would dilute the ammonia by 50% with water. Thanks for following us, Tracy

Hi Philishea,

If you have a gas oven make sure you turn the pilot light off and turn the gas off. Soak a few paper towels in household ammonia, carefully lay them in the stove area where the burner sits. Cover with plastic wrap, leave overnight, wipe clean in the morning. Hope this helps, Tracy

Hey Vickie,

Yes, I would recommend turning off the igniters on your electric propane gas stove if you place ammonia soaked paper towels on it and then cover it with plastic. Should would just as well as it does with the burners. I would love to hear about your results! Thanks for following us!

Hey Lindsay,

Grab some garbage bags instead, put in about 1/2 cup ammonia and seal tightly with a rubber band. You will have cleaner burners in the morning! Have a great day, Tracy

Hi Debbie!

Thanks heavens for household ammonia! I don’t think working in a bakery would be a good idea for me, not sure I could stand the daily temptation to test all the baked goodies! Sure appreciate you following us and leaving your comment, Tracy

Hi Spyce!

I wish I stayed on top of my stove burners the way you do so they wouldn’t get so dirty! Cleaning your cast iron grates on a charcoal grill makes sense and sounds easy, my stove burners are enamel so that method wouldn’t work for me. I will keep it in mind if I ever get a stove with cast iron grates! Thanks for sharing, Tracy

Hi Barb!

I did a post: “Magic Way to Clean your BBQ Grills” using the ammonia and trash bag method, works like a charm every time! Thanks for following us and leaving your comment. Tracy

I saw a post that you do the same thing with oven grates, put on heavy trash bag, put in the ammonia and tie down top. They put theirs out in the sun all day and washed them that evening but said you could also just leave them over night if day time is not convenient.

Hey Fran!

I use the trash bag and ammonia method for my BBQ grills, and a bowl of ammonia overnight in the oven. Great minds think alike! Thanks so much for following us and commenting

Hi Dawn!

Great to hear the self-cleaning cycle works so well for you. I’ll have to try that with my iron skillets, thanks for the great tip! Hope you have a very Merry Christmas, Tracy

Hey Trish!

I used 1/4 cup ammonia per 1 round stove burner, try 1/2 cup for per 1 large rectangle burners. I’m not sure what you mean by “the jets”, can you explain? Hope you have a wonderful holiday season, Tracy

Hi Tracey, just a quick question, How much ammonia did you put in the bag. My burners are quite large (rectangle) and could you use this method on the jets. Thanks Trish