Does anybody know how to get molten (and now dried) plastic off a Ceran cooktop of a cooker without destroying it? Actually, without leaving any marks?
"How on earth would you get plastic on that?", I hear you ask? Well, since you're gonna be nice enough to help me fix it before my parents come home, I'll tell you.
I was home sick today. Since I became hungry, I decided to cook some noodles, so on goes the first plate of the cooker. Then, while the water was boiling, I decided a sauce wouldn't be bad, so on goes the second plate (which is nearer to the front than the other one). Since the pot on the sauce-plate was in the way, it took it off the plate so I could put the noodles in the water. And then, what did I do? Yep, I put the half-empty bag of noodles on the hot plate and turned around to get some cheese out of the fridge. When I turned back around, the plastic was stuck to the plate, and it didn't smell very pleasant either.
See Paulie, that's the reason I avoid cooking....
Please, someone, help me-my mom will kill me if she sees it!!!
Originally posted by angie88Turn the heat back on. Go outside. Tip the house on its side; the plastic will run off. Probably best to glue anything that might slide to whichever wall will be on the ground when you tip the house.
Does anybody know how to get molten (and now dried) plastic off a Ceran cooktop of a cooker without destroying it? Actually, without leaving any marks?
"How on earth would you get plastic on that?", I hear you ask? Well, since you're gonna be nice enough to help me fix it before my parents come home, I'll tell you.
I was home sick today. Since I beca ...[text shortened]... the reason I avoid cooking....
Please, someone, help me-my mom will kill me if she sees it!!!
Originally posted by angie88Are they well insured ? You could just torch the place . The massive fire will distroy all evidence of the accident with the stove .
Does anybody know how to get molten (and now dried) plastic off a Ceran cooktop of a cooker without destroying it? Actually, without leaving any marks?
"How on earth would you get plastic on that?", I hear you ask? Well, since you're gonna be nice enough to help me fix it before my parents come home, I'll tell you.
I was home sick today. Since I beca ...[text shortened]... the reason I avoid cooking....
Please, someone, help me-my mom will kill me if she sees it!!!
Originally posted by angie88Angie.....Get a new one before she gets home. Sincerely, Trains44
Does anybody know how to get molten (and now dried) plastic off a Ceran cooktop of a cooker without destroying it? Actually, without leaving any marks?
"How on earth would you get plastic on that?", I hear you ask? Well, since you're gonna be nice enough to help me fix it before my parents come home, I'll tell you.
I was home sick today. Since I beca ...[text shortened]... the reason I avoid cooking....
Please, someone, help me-my mom will kill me if she sees it!!!
Originally posted by Moldy CrowI know you were joking, but a teen actually did just that.
Are they well insured ? You could just torch the place . The massive fire will distroy all evidence of the accident with the stove .
It was a year or two back, in Ohio. His parents were divorced and he was at his dad's house - dad was away on business - and he had a huge party that got out of control. Apparently some holes got knocked in the walls.
The kids solution - burn the place down so dad wouldn't find out!
:'(
Originally posted by angie88Have you tried nail polish remover? Acetone is a fairly good solvent, which might loosen the plastic. Makes sure it's cool first!
Does anybody know how to get molten (and now dried) plastic off a Ceran cooktop of a cooker without destroying it? Actually, without leaving any marks?
"How on earth would you get plastic on that?", I hear you ask? Well, since you're gonna be nice enough to help me fix it before my parents come home, I'll tell you.
I was home sick today. Since I beca ...[text shortened]... the reason I avoid cooking....
Please, someone, help me-my mom will kill me if she sees it!!!
Originally posted by angie88"If any sugar or food containing sugar (preserves, ketchup, tomato sauce, etc.), a plastic item or kitchen foil accidentally melts on the hot surface of your smoothtop, remove the molten material IMMEDIATELY with a metal razor scraper (it will not damage the decorated cooking surface) while the cooking surface is still hot to avoid the risk of damage to the CERAN® surface. For your safety please wear a mitt potholder while cleaning the hot cooking surface."
Does anybody know how to get molten (and now dried) plastic off a Ceran cooktop of a cooker without destroying it? Actually, without leaving any marks?
"How on earth would you get plastic on that?", I hear you ask? Well, since you're gonna be nice enough to help me fix it before my parents come home, I'll tell you.
I was home sick today. Since I beca ...[text shortened]... the reason I avoid cooking....
Please, someone, help me-my mom will kill me if she sees it!!!
from a website on cookers. from this i assume that all you need to do it to re-heat the cooker and then scrape it off.