Note: It is always important to check your owner’s manual
first.
1. Wash with ammonia **Recommended** - Make sure fire
place is cool to the touch. Fill a spray bottle with a slightly diluted
mixture of ammonia and water. The water helps keep the ammonia from evaporating
on the glass and makes it easier to use. Some also recommend using some vinegar
in the mixture, although this is not necessary.
Grab some paper
towels and spray the glass. Start wiping the black or foggy glass clean. It
will take a couple of times to get a clear window depending on how coated your
glass is. If there are some unusually difficult spots let the solution sit and
react.
Also take your ammonia and water soaked paper towel and
dunk it in the ashes in the bottom of the stove. Using this to scour the glass
as the ash will aid in the chemical cleaning of the glass. Wipe clean with a
dry cloth.
2. Use a
Commercial Cleaner- There are a variety of products on the market that can
accomplish the same as ammonia. Follow directions of whatever you choose,
and make sure they do not void your stoves warranty by using a product that will scar the glass.
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