Cleaning exterior glass on stove

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BucksCounty

Feeling the Heat
Hearth Supporter
Jan 11, 2009
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Southeast PA
Wife did a pregnant brained thing yesterday. She put her foot on the glass of the shelbourne. The sock quickly melted (she was fine) and she said she didn't know what she was thinking. I waited for stove to cool and tried to remove the remnants but it was hard as a rock. I tried a razor but it won't come off. Ideas? Try firing up stove and remove when hot because it's kind of a plastic type substance? Frustrated.
 
It should loosen up when you heat that glass up again.
 
Cook it off.
As it's heating up pay attention, and when it starts to soften, carefully scrape it off.

Maybe set up the baby gates around the stove a little early and keep an eye on your wife. ;)
 
i know easy off takes melted soles and fabric off of chrome pipes on a motorcycle, wonder if it would work on the glass.....probably just waiting for the glass to get hot and try and scrape it off is probably the better bet. good luck.
 
Wife did a pregnant brained thing yesterday. She put her foot on the glass of the shelbourne. The sock quickly melted (she was fine) and she said she didn't know what she was thinking. I waited for stove to cool and tried to remove the remnants but it was hard as a rock. I tried a razor but it won't come off. Ideas? Try firing up stove and remove when hot because it's kind of a plastic type substance? Frustrated.
All you should have to do is just run your stove. It will burn off of the glass. No big issue. You could also carefully try and scrape it off with a razorblade when the stove is hot.
 
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