As Britons turn to their log burners for warmth during colder weather, the issue of cleaning the glass components has become a topic of discussion on social media. Facebook user Cherie Dixon sought advice on how to remove black stains and residues from her log burner's glass, receiving numerous suggestions.
The onset of colder temperatures, persistent rain and brisk winds has seen scores of Britons turning to their log burner s to maintain a warm and snug atmosphere at home. Although these burners are a delightful source of heat, they do require regular maintenance to stay clean, particularly the glass components which are notorious for developing black stains and stubborn burnt-on residues.
This issue has recently been a topic of discussion in social media circles, with Facebook user Cherie Dixon taking to 'Mrs Hinch Cleaning Tips', a popular group on Facebook, seeking advice on how to get her log burner's glass sparkling again. Her plea didn't go unnoticed and a plethora of suggestions poured in.
Heather E Bentley added: "Always works for me. Damp the kitchen roll, dip in ash and then wipe. Works on a dirty oven door too. You just have to wipe clean after," reports the Express.
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