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What do you folks use?

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Simple green.

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Thanks, I'll pick some up.

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A fresh razor blade works for me. If there’s no coating. Followed by some sprayway.


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409 and 0000 steelwool same with the glass on my pellets stove

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The old standard has always been ashes in a sock, slightly dampened. I would not use any soaps because you would then need to clean the entire unit...


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Check with wood burning stove dealers. We tried a lot of things,but finally got a product from them and it work great


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I just have to wonder why manufacturers put glass doors in smokers. By the end of one good 8-14 hour smoke, you won’t be able to see it anyways.



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Originally Posted by srwshooter
409 and 0000 steelwool same with the glass on my pellets stove


0000 steel wool and a little vinergar/water mix for me too.


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Since there's food involved I'd use this......

Originally Posted by Sitka deer
The old standard has always been ashes in a sock, slightly dampened. I would not use any soaps because you would then need to clean the entire unit...


or this....

Originally Posted by djb
0000 steel wool and a little vinegar/water mix for me too.


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Originally Posted by FieldGrade
Since there's food involved I'd use this......

Originally Posted by Sitka deer
The old standard has always been ashes in a sock, slightly dampened. I would not use any soaps because you would then need to clean the entire unit...


or this....

Originally Posted by djb
0000 steel wool and a little vinegar/water mix for me too.


Because I have always cleaned wood stove door glass the old fashioned way I have not tried steel wool, but I would be afraid of scratching the glass that way.


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Originally Posted by Sitka deer
Originally Posted by FieldGrade
Since there's food involved I'd use this......

Originally Posted by Sitka deer
The old standard has always been ashes in a sock, slightly dampened. I would not use any soaps because you would then need to clean the entire unit...


or this....

Originally Posted by djb
0000 steel wool and a little vinegar/water mix for me too.


Because I have always cleaned wood stove door glass the old fashioned way I have not tried steel wool, but I would be afraid of scratching the glass that way.


I was thinking about the food involved more than scratching the glass but I clean the soot off of my wood stove's window with a piece of newspaper when I build a new fire so what do I know.

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I do the same Charlie. Newspaper removes a lot of soot.


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Originally Posted by ironbender
I do the same Charlie. Newspaper removes a lot of soot.


A lot of people (my mom included) used to wash the windows with news paper.

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Originally Posted by Sitka deer
Originally Posted by FieldGrade
Since there's food involved I'd use this......

Originally Posted by Sitka deer
The old standard has always been ashes in a sock, slightly dampened. I would not use any soaps because you would then need to clean the entire unit...


or this....

Originally Posted by djb
0000 steel wool and a little vinegar/water mix for me too.


Because I have always cleaned wood stove door glass the old fashioned way I have not tried steel wool, but I would be afraid of scratching the glass that way.



Seen lots of videos of vehicle window cleaning using 0000 steel wool and whatever flavor of the day solvent. I wouldn't worry about the glass with fine steel wool.

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When I have to clean the glass on our wood stove I use this. A little goes a long way and works great.

https://www.rutland.com/p/50/stove-grill--hearth-glass-cleaner


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Originally Posted by calikooknic
I just have to wonder why manufacturers put glass doors in smokers. By the end of one good 8-14 hour smoke, you won’t be able to see it anyways.




Plus the windows waste a ton of heat compared to insulated sides and doors.

Honestly, I clean the racks, the bottom tray that runs the fat to the pan, the pan, and the very bottom. The door, sides, and top, not so much.


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I've used all kinds of expensive cleaners, but the best thing I finally discovered was using full strength white vinegar and than cleaning it off with paper towels. I couldn't believe how easily the soot came off!

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Ashes when dampened ooze lye which is what cleans the glass. It actually does a great job, quickly.

The inks on newsprint are soy oil based. It is the superthin layer of oil that makes the cleaned windows look so good.


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Originally Posted by Sitka deer
The old standard has always been ashes in a sock, slightly dampened. I would not use any soaps because you would then need to clean the entire unit...


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