Title: 5 Simple Steps to Sparkling Gas Cooker Grates

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## 🪥 Step 4: Scrub and Rinse
Use an old toothbrush or non-abrasive scrubbing brush to gently clean each grate, paying attention to corners and burnt spots. Rinse thoroughly under hot water until all residue and cleaner is gone.

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## 🧴 Step 5: Dry and Shine
Dry the grates completely with a clean towel, then place them back on the stove. For a final touch, rub a small amount of **cooking oil** on a paper towel and lightly polish the grates to restore a bit of shine and protect against future buildup.

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## ✨ Bonus Tip: The Overnight Bag Trick
Short on time? Place your grates in a **large plastic bag** with 1/4 cup of ammonia. Seal it and leave it overnight. The fumes (not the liquid!) will loosen baked-on grime—just rinse and wipe clean the next morning. Be sure to use this method in a well-ventilated area!

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## Your Stove Deserves to Shine

With these **5 simple steps**, cleaning your gas cooker grates doesn’t have to be a chore. A little soaking, some natural ingredients, and a bit of scrubbing go a long way toward keeping your stove clean, efficient, and looking brand new.

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