A glass fireplace can limit the mess that escapes from your fireplace (ash, soot, and debris), but can also be a real pain to keep clean.

Keeping your fireplace or wood stove clean means less ash and dust scattered throughout the home. We offer the best advice to help you stay on top of it.

Say goodbye to soot and other grime and dirty debris that accumulate in the fireplace hearth with this easy step-by-step tutorial on fireplace cleaning ...

How to clean your fireplace: 5 maintenance tips to keep things hot this winter We chatted with chimney experts about how to keep your hearth in shape — plus we found top-rated electric fireplaces for ...

Gas fireplaces are low-maintenance, but cleaning them the wrong way can cause damage. Learn the safest method to keep yours ...

HOMEOWNERS unknowingly throw away ashes from their fireplaces that could be used for eco-friendly cleaning. Many areas of the home can be sparkling and odor-free without splurging money on expensiv… ...

Here’s how to clean your wood-burning fireplace: Prep work No matter what time of year you clean out your fireplace, wait at least 24 after your last fire to ensure that everything has cooled down.

Gas fireplace glass sometimes acquires a white, foggy-looking film resulting from chemical residue. To clean, use a glass cleaner specifically designed for fireplaces ($8, The Home Depot) and buff ...

If you have a wood stove or a fireplace insert with glass doors, Meeco makes a glass cleaner that safely removes smoke, soot, dirt, baked-on creosote and tar deposits from the glass.

Q: I let a scarf get too close to the glass of my gas fireplace insert. The material burned on the glass. Do you have any cleaning suggestions? I have tried warm water and glass cleaner for stove ...

Fireplace Glass Cleaner Glass doors on your fireplace or woodstove notoriously become stained with creosote and soot. A bit of the fine ash on a damp sponge can be used to scrub it away!