Does anyone know how to get those grease spatters that seem to turn brown and are impossible to get off your stovetop. Hope you know what I am talking about...I've tried everything. I use a stovetop grill a lot. Thanks

Try olive oil and a mild scouring pad, clean that with dish soap.

I will try that...I've tried everything else...love that little stovetop grill but sure makes a mess..Thanks

Try also a spot of Cif and a paper towel .Have used it for years for Many Cleaning Tough Jobs(Is slightly scented too)
If you cannot find that Look for anything marked Kitchen "cream cleaner" Its virtually the same stuff (and Its cheap)
Also a brilliant Hand cleaner (and I have some delicate skin patches)
Using the older remedies such as Swarfega or Ajax that leaves a slimy residue Ajax is also quite abrasive

Cream cleaner in use on a metal sinktop(Videoclip)

"...I have some delicate skin patches..."


Too much information. Way too much.

I tried Soft Scrub but didn't budge it... will look for CFI ..never heard of it

Thanks

OOPs CIF that is

Amending my answer There is an Ajax "Cream cleanser" (slight spelling change) Just saw it in my 7/11 store
The original Ajax is of course the Scouring Powder (Like Vim)

a good degresser will work. have you tried oven cleaner. a razor blade works too just be carful

For a clean stovetop, I've always counted on a foaming cleaner - and alot of elbow grease with a plastic scrubber.

I inherited a really nice range once...and it was full of those brown spots that just don't seem to want to come off.

I literally slathered the thing with foaming cleanser...let it dissolve, and then slathered it some more. Then, I scrubbed and scrubbed with one of those plastic net scrubbers - not steel wool!....I got that stovetop looking like brand new, and was able to keep it that way because I didn't scratch the enamel.