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Wipe the stove with a moist cloth, but only when the stove is cold. Use a distilled water with a mild detergent or brown soap. Remember to remove the soap before lighting the stove. Enamel is a strong material that does not change appearance unless the stove has been exposed to different kinds of bumps and strokes.
