How to Clean Glass Stove Tops

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tammy August 30, 2009 at 7:41 am yellowing: my sion & daughter in law moved in and she cooks a lot but she slides the pan across burners and now i have a few scratches but a couple of the burners are yellowing. any ideas?
Black Glass Stove Top September 3, 2009 at 11:16 am Lots of small & largely visible scatches on tw big burners: I moved in with husband into an apt. he’s been renting for a couple of years. I’ve managed to clean up the horrid burnt-on mess after 1 hour of dedicated scrubbing (thanks to a cooktop cleaner from Scotch-Brite), but now I need something to polish it. Will barkeepers friend help?

Please help- we are moving in a couple of days and I dont want the apt. complex to hang on to our deposit for a stove that’s had wear & tear for over 10 years (not to mention, the 2 yrs. tht my husband had it).
Tom October 7, 2009 at 8:48 pm How to clean the glass stove tom: What chemical do you use to clean the new glass stove tops to get the baked on grease off?? I’ve tried a few items that work for regular cleaning but not the heavy duty grease.
Black Glass Stove Top October 8, 2009 at 11:50 am Chemical to clean baked off grease: I tried Comet cleaner on my cooled down stove-top yesterday. Damp cloth and Comet did wonders, some grease was left which came off after using scoth-brite to scrub. Left my stove top looking shiny.

Hope it works for you.
Greg November 3, 2009 at 10:48 am foil: A friend put aluminum foil on his glass top stove – to protect it from his outside pot he was putting on it, he then heated the water to boiling and when he removed the pot the foil stayed stuck to the glass top. Any suggestions? I will admit it is hard to type when you are laughing.