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Use a needle, toothpick, or pipe cleaner to gently poke through each hole in the burner head.
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Avoid metal tools that could widen the holes—wooden toothpicks are safest!
4. Scrub & Rinse
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Scrub the burner heads with an old toothbrush dipped in vinegar.
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Rinse with hot water and dry completely.
5. Reassemble & Test
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Put the burner heads, caps, and grates back in place.
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Turn on the burner—flames should be stronger and even blue (not yellow/orange).
Why This Works:
Vinegar dissolves grease & mineral buildup.
Baking soda acts as a gentle abrasive.
Manual unclogging ensures gas flows freely.
Bonus Tips:
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Monthly maintenance prevents future clogs.
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For extra shine, polish grates with a paste of baking soda + water.
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Yellow flames? That means incomplete combustion—clean again or check gas pressure.
Your stove will work like new with this trick! Let me know if you need help troubleshooting. 
Want a video demo? I can guide you through it!
