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Cleaning dacor cooktop

Q. I have purchased a Dacor stainless steel cooktop and have been plagued by brown pots close to the gas coils. Is ther any way of removing this dis-colouration?

Nancy Edith Gamble
- Ancaster, Ontario, Canada
2005

A. Nancy..does your cooktop have a 'grained' appearance or a 'sand blasted' texture and appearance.

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If it is a 'grained' surface then contact BarrysRestoreItAll, Inc. (icon listed at top of page as we have a solution for this problem). Thanks,

Barry Feinman
BarrysRestoreItAll

Carlsbad, California

2005

Q. I own the Dacor cooktop sandblasted appearance one. I have brown areas around all gas areas ... also burned one from the cast iron plate that comes with it ... is there any way to clean these areas without hurting the surface? The cooktop didn't come with a cleaner for some reason and I have tried other things to no avail.

Thanks for your time.

Kris Newman
- Stacy, Minnesota, USA
2007

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