Will it clean gas range top?
1582098
I use it for gas range top. It cuts through this gooey grease but you have to let it sit for a minute after spraying.
1582099
I have not used it to clean a gas range but it is a good cleaner of grease.
1582100
Allison, I think there's a very good chance that it will---very good with greasy surfaces..............................................Allan
142441
Yes, I have a gas range and it cooks fine. Just remember to get the pan hot before you put anything in it. That way nothing sticks.
1238147
Absolutely! We use our Can Cooker every week on our gas range. Everything cooks as usual and is delicious. I wouldn't recommend using on a glasstop because of weight. Also check the height of your hood or cabinets over your range
1982127
I use it on my gas range, no problem. Start with a low flame and warm the griddle gradually to prevent warping (common problem with all griddles). I love this griddle.
1961481
I have a gas range with grate tops and my All Clad has held up very well. My grates are porcelain clad and the pan bottom has, on occasion had light scratches which are easily remedied with Bar Keepers Friend which I use to clean the interior and exterior of the pan. I've used All Clad for years and have never had "deep cuts" in my pans.
1165763
sorry can not help you..I has a gas range..check the reviews on this and see if someone has an answer..good luck and I love mine!!!
839397
Well it will help clean out old varnish-like leftover gunk from 15+ (?) years, but I wouldn't count on it doing its job without possibly creating more trouble. On an old/older bike, the carb gaskets may be close to shot and if there are other rubber-like parts (Viton jet adjustment screw ends, etc.) they might be changed/damaged in the RedLine solution with gas. It might be good to clean the fuel system this way, but you might just expect to do a carb rebuild afterward. E-Mail the red-line people for expert advice.
2085479
I use mine on both a gas and a glass topped electric. Perhaps that is an induction top, I don't know. It works well on both of my surfaces.
343207
I have only used it on a gas range and it does good there. I can only guess it would work well on ceramic stovetop. Maybe another Amazon user can help you with that. It is a nice looking sturdy pan with good heavy lid and handle, cooks good and cleans up easily and a bargain price.
1462157
Yes, but it depends on how dirty they are. If they are encrusted then scraping and steel brushing and oven cleaner or BBQ cleaner is best, but if you are cleaning up just normal accumulation of dirt and grease say once a week it does well. I have cleaned parts of my girlfriend's propane grill with it. It is stainless steel and if kept clean after each use does not get crusted up.
2016752
Yes, we use it routinely on a natural gas range. Be sure to follow the instructions regarding trimming the liner to ensure there is ample circulation of air. It's very easy to miss that instruction but I think it is very important.
1584627
Hornady makes a gun parts cleaner (black label) for their sonic cleaner II. Follow the instructions. It works great. Supposed to be ok for all types of finishes...(Mine is stainless). Cleanest my Kimber has ever been.
757495
I would think so. I bought it for a new glass top range, and it works good on that.
1155033
Works great on a gas range but cannot tell you whether it works on an induction range.
1803189
I have a gas range so I'm not sure! I would think it would work on all cooktops because the bottom is flat! Good luck!
2200322
When you ask about use on a "range top" i am guessing you are talking about the non cooking survafaces on the range or stove. The answer is Yes it can be used for this with fairly nice results if you take the time to prep the surfaces before you use it. Fine sandpaper 180, then 220. then 320 or 400 wet/dry will give you nice results if it is clean of all oils and contaminents. Dish soap and water then a good slovent and a tack cloth will give you professional results with a heavy mist coat, wait 15 min to dry and then a wet coat should do the trick, wait another 15 min and give it a second wet coat and you will have a great finish that will last a long time. When you ask about use on a "range top" i am guessing you are talking about the non cooking survafaces on the range or stove. The answer is Yes it can be used for this with fairly nice results if you take the time to prep the surfaces before you use it. Fine sandpaper 180, then 220. then 320 or 400 wet/dry will give you nice results if it is clean of all oils and contaminents. Dish soap and water then a good slovent and a tack cloth will give you professional results with a heavy mist coat, wait 15 min to dry and then a wet coat should do the trick, wait another 15 min and give it... » Read More When you ask about use on a "range top" i am guessing you are talking about the non cooking survafaces on the range or stove. The answer is Yes it can be used for this with fairly nice results if you take the time to prep the surfaces before you use it. Fine sandpaper 180, then 220. then 320 or 400 wet/dry will give you nice results if it is clean of all oils and contaminents. Dish soap and water then a good slovent and a tack cloth will give you professional results with a heavy mist coat, wait 15 min to dry and then a wet coat should do the trick, wait another 15 min and give it a second wet coat and you will have a great finish that will last a long time. « Show Less
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I haven't used it on gas but I have used it on the nuwave burner and it works great.