Melted a cotton dish towel on my new glass-top stove, HELP!

[Anonymous]

I don't understand why you are using kitchen towels while you are cooking? Are you talking about pot holders maybe? I just set those on a counter a distance away from the cooktop.

Setting stuff down on the cook top is a bad habit that you should break.

[Anonymous]

I had a glass top stove....NEVER AGAIN!

[Anonymous]

I love my glass cook top.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Put a book for the towel close by. This is a bad habit and needs to be broken pronto.

I nearly had a visitor burn down my home b/c she kept putting the kitchen towel on the stove while using it even though I kept reminding her not to. When the towel started to singe, she finally got the message.

I'm guessing OP has figured something out in the four years since she posted.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Put a book for the towel close by. This is a bad habit and needs to be broken pronto.

I nearly had a visitor burn down my home b/c she kept putting the kitchen towel on the stove while using it even though I kept reminding her not to. When the towel started to singe, she finally got the message.

I'm guessing OP has figured something out in the four years since she posted.

LMAO...I completely omitted looked at the original date.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Cotton doesn't melt, it burns.

Came here to say this. Probably some synthetic, definitely not cotton.

[Anonymous]

This lady burned her dishcloth on the stove Christmas 2013.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This lady burned her dishcloth on the stove Christmas 2013.

And she's just now getting around to clean it up?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This lady burned her dishcloth on the stove Christmas 2013.

And she's just now getting around to clean it up?

Lazy!

[Anonymous]

8 yrs later and I am here with the same issue... thanks for all the good advice and funny reads from years ago.

[Anonymous]

I cleaned my new stove with a micro fiber cloth while I’d was still warm the fibers stuck to it
Please tell me a way to get it off ! Yikes 3 hrs old

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Cotton doesn't melt, it burns.

Ok, whatever, nerd.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Cotton doesn't melt, it burns.

Came here to say this. Probably some synthetic, definitely not cotton.

Nerds travel in packs now?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I cleaned my new stove with a micro fiber cloth while I’d was still warm the fibers stuck to it
Please tell me a way to get it off ! Yikes 3 hrs old

As long as you don't have any frosted lettering on the top, a new, clean razor blade should work. Glass is harder than steel, but old razorblades can have crap embedded in the blade that is harder than glass. I would try one of the stove top cleaners first though. Those cleaners are a very fine, slightly abrasive polish.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Cotton doesn't melt, it burns.

Came here to say this. Probably some synthetic, definitely not cotton.

Nerds travel in packs now?

When you hear hoofbeats, think nerds not zebras.