Mackay
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So I got this jotul wood stove with a glass door that has to be cleaned every freakin morning..
White Vinegar works good for the stuff that is not cooked on too hard.
For that we have been using a product from Meeco called Woodstove Glass Cleaner. It works well, but, BUT at $6.79 for a 16 ounce bottle it gets spendy, I think. We used one bottle in 5 weeks. Eats up all my savings from making my own laundry soap!
The label says its made with sodium Hydroxide.
Thats lye isn't it?
Does anyone make their own wood stove glass cleaner?
If I were to try to make my own out of lye what dilution would be good? They say not to get this stuff on your hands but I have and it doen't burn.
White Vinegar works good for the stuff that is not cooked on too hard.
For that we have been using a product from Meeco called Woodstove Glass Cleaner. It works well, but, BUT at $6.79 for a 16 ounce bottle it gets spendy, I think. We used one bottle in 5 weeks. Eats up all my savings from making my own laundry soap!
The label says its made with sodium Hydroxide.
Thats lye isn't it?
Does anyone make their own wood stove glass cleaner?
If I were to try to make my own out of lye what dilution would be good? They say not to get this stuff on your hands but I have and it doen't burn.