Removing Glass Fireplace Doors For Cleaning

When we first moved here i scrubbed the glass with windex and a chore boy scrubbing cloth love those things.

Removing glass fireplace doors for cleaning.

Occasionally the doors need to be removed to clean soot from the glass panes or to allow access to the fireplace. Glass fireplace doors are actually only held in place by a few screws and adjustable clamps. A little of the leftover ash from your fireplace is also effective in getting caked on gook off of your glass doors. Mix the ashes with enough water to make a paste.

1 ensure the fireplace is not lit and has completely cooled. There are a few basic ways to clean the charcoal and soot off your fireplace glass. Use a heavy duty paper towel or rag and dampen it then dip it in some ash and start scrubbing. When the fireplace or woodstove has had a day or two to cool gather some ashes.

Apply the paste to the glass with a microfiber cloth to remove soot and dirt. But before you begin remove the glass doors from your fireplace and lay flat on a rag or drop cloth to keep your area clean cleaning soot and ash can get quite messy. Cleaning your fireplace glass outside or in the garage is also a good option. Removing the glass panels may seem tricky because they appear firmly mounted in place but most fireplace doors are designed for easy removal in case the glass becomes cracked or needs more extensive cleaning.