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Pretty ignorant as to the nomenclature so forgive the descriptions. I have a GE gas (propane fed) cooktop. 3 Kids and we cook a lot!! It's stainless and I HATE cleaning it all the time. I use vinegar and it works well. I tried baking soda and vinegar and that was a hot mess. The baking soda created a cake and I believe may have clogged the "jets" I will call them. They are the brass fititngs the gas comes through. I used a toothbrush and was able to get most of the caked soda off. I have all the fititngs back to normal except the large central burner.
Central burner has 3 fittings in a triangle like arrangement with another fitting in the center for a mini flame. I can see that there is one fitting not getting fill flame on the triangle arrangement. I believe it partially clogged. Looks like there is a tiny hole in the center of the fitting. Is there an item I can use to clean it out? A special tool?
Central burner has 3 fittings in a triangle like arrangement with another fitting in the center for a mini flame. I can see that there is one fitting not getting fill flame on the triangle arrangement. I believe it partially clogged. Looks like there is a tiny hole in the center of the fitting. Is there an item I can use to clean it out? A special tool?