I'm quickly posting this because I'm in a hurry yet want to share a tip. I have a stove I purchased three years ago but only used for two and even then only sparingly. I moved and left it so my roommate could use it. Mind you, I left it nice and clean when I left. She had to vacate and asked me to pick it up. It was dirty, and the burners were grimy and yucky with burnt food! I found a buyer, which got me to thinking there's got to be a better way to clean those grates. I found it, and it works! The longer you leave it the better the results. By accident I discovered that if you leave very warm or hot water running while you're cleaning them after soaking, your job is even easier. Those grates are almost perfect! They could have done with more time soaking, but the buyer is going to pick it up soon at the storage place. I'm on my way out but not before recommending this post. You will not regret it. I will try to post after pics when I return. Hasta pronto :)
**And a couple of hours later: I forgot to take pictures! Ugh. Glad that there are pics in the link :)
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