How to Get Rid of Clogs in Your Stove to Increase Capacity and Save Money

In addition to daily cleaning, the kitchen also requires regular maintenance, especially in the cooking area. Most of the time, the hob is only cleaned superficially, but food residues also end up inside the hob and reduce its efficiency.

You have surely noticed that the flame is lower than usual, or you have difficulty lighting the stove. This problem should not be taken lightly, as it could be downright dangerous.

Below we offer you a tip to unclog the stoves, clean them thoroughly to remove all food debris and thus increase their efficiency.

Remove the burners from the hob.
Take a thin but strong wire and attach an insulating tape to one end. This is a safety measure.
Insert the tip of the wire with the insulating tape into the hole of the gas outlet source. Be very careful and move as if you were using a cotton swab.
Remove the wire.
Finally, turn the stove back on.
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This very simple process is important for the maintenance of a gas stove and can be done regularly, at least once or twice a week.

Another tip to keep gas stoves clean and free of clogs is to clean them with vinegar. After taking them out, soak them in a container with vinegar and a little lemon juice. Let them soak for a few hours, then take them out and rinse them.

Now that you know how to unclog a stove, immediately follow the tips described above to have a more efficient stove and save on your bill.