Chemical product for rapid removal of food burned on to the surfaces of cooktops
OwnerWilliam Quaninventor
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The chemical formulations use chemicals that are use or have been used for other cleaning purposes such as rust stains, but not for glass or glass-ceramic cooktop surfaces. In an embodiment for cleaning glass or glass-ceramic surfaces, percentages of active ingredients, such as either hydrofluoric acid (HF) or ammonium bifluoride (NH4HF2), can be formulated at an about an order lower in concentration by weight than those formulations originally used for removing rust stains (e.g. using the same chemicals for removing rust stains but with a lower concentration for different uses, wherein a different use includes removal of food burned onto cooktops). Additionally, even at the lower concentrations of the active ingredient the physical effort involved and the time for cleaning/removal are much less than with commercially available cleaning products.
A method for providing a cooktop surface cleaning formulation comprising:
A method of removing burned acrylamides comprising:
A method of cleaning baked and burnt blackened food stain from a glass or ceramic cooktop surface comprising:
A method of determining a concentration of hydrofluoric acid (HF) for safe application and lack of etching on a glass or ceramic cooktop surface, and the glass or ceramic cooktop surface having burnt and baked food, and the burnt and baked food provides a blackened stain burnt onto the glass or ceramic cooktop surface comprising the steps of:
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