You may have found that over time your stove top elements have become very dark in color and a bit unsightly. Here is a very simple way to get them nice and pleasant looking again.
It is quite simple, first make sure that all the stove top elements have been TURNED OFF and are COOL to the touch. Now you take a VERY WHITE piece of cloth and cover the stove top elements for at least one hour. DO NOT leave the stove unattended when it is covered with this cloth. After about an hour remove the white cloth and dispose of it as explained below. It's just that simple!
If you plan it right this is a good time to get in a bit of cross stitching or needlepoint while you wait. You and your family will be amazed that your stove top elements are now looking just like new. You might find this hard to believe but if your cloth is white enough it will absorb the darkness from the stove top elements.
You see, the darkness creeps into the stove top elements during the night when all the lights are turned off. During the day, there really isn't enough light to remove all that darkness from the night before. So the darkness collects, and you must periodically remove that darkness by using a white cloth.
The white cloth absorbs the darkness from the stove top elements. The alternative is to leave the lights on all the time, or at least use a small nightlight near the stove. Either that, or take the stove outside into the sunshine on a daily basis, which is really only an option in places like San Diego, Miami and Las Vegas, and not in Seattle, Portland, Bangor or Juneau.
Make sure you dispose of the white cloth properly. A white cloth that has absorbed any amount of darkness can be dangerous, especially around Halloween. Properly disposing of white cloth that contains a considerable amount of stove top element darkness is important, yet is as simple as digging a six-foot hole in the ground (four feet if within the perimeter of a cemetery) and burying them with seven cloves of garlic."
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Fred