orner Clean Up On These Cooktop Tips (NAPSA)—If you own either a gas or electric range, these tips may not only save you time, they could also save you money. For example, you can save over $30 a year by replacing your drip pans annually. That’s right. New shiny chrome drip pansreflect the heat and speed the cooking process. Researchers at Range Kleen, a manufacturer of range e oeeflectorSiow FITS most eet anges an PLUG ung ain xonpt GELS ; accessories, report this can save you up to $600 in electric bills overthe lifetime of your range. Are you at home cleaning your range? A few simple tips can make cleaning easier. Also, never cover your drip pans with aluminum foil. This could be a potential fire hazard as well as cause extensive damage to your range. Care of drip pans is quite easy. For drip pans that are chrome, remove them from the range and wash along with your dishes with a sponge orsoft cloth. Avoid harsh cleaners and abrasives, which may scratch finish. Do not clean in a self-cleaning oven. If you have porcelain drip pans, follow the same procedures. Or for really tough spills, use an oven cleaner. To keep your smoothtop range looking like new, use Range Kleen’s Smoothtop range Kleening Kit. The kit includes kleener, sponge and scraper all designed especially for smoothtop ranges. To learn more about keeping your range clean, visit the Web site www.rangekleen.com.
