Pour the water into a pot and bring it to a boil. While you wait, remove all the burners (except the one on which the pan is placed, of course) and, at the appropriate time, turn off the gas and soak in the pan.
Add the vinegar and lemon juice and let it rest for an hour. When the solution is cold, take your burners one by one and, using an old toothbrush, rub the areas still encrusted vigorously. To help you, immerse it in
Baking soda. Once they are shiny and like new ones, rinse them under running water and dry them well.
The flame diffuser, on the other hand, must be treated apart. All you need to clean it up is liquid dishwashing detergent. Or, if you prefer, the dishwasher. The materials that compose it do not undergo in fact any alteration if washed in this way, unlike the burners, but now that you know the correct procedure to follow you will no longer risk damaging your wonderful stove. know, right?
