Introduction

A weak or uneven stove flame can make cooking frustrating and slow. Often, the problem lies in clogged burner nozzles, caused by grease, food particles, or mineral deposits. Instead of replacing parts or calling a technician, there’s a simple homemade trick that restores your stove’s performance and strengthens the flame—quickly and safely.

Why Stove Nozzles Get Clogged

Grease buildup: Cooking oils can accumulate in the small holes of the burner.

Food particles: Spills can harden inside the nozzle over time.

Mineral deposits: Hard water or certain cleaning agents can leave residue.

Corrosion: Long-term exposure to heat and moisture may slightly block flow.

Homemade Trick to Unclog Nozzles

You’ll Need:

Warm water

Dish soap

Toothpick, pin, or thin needle

Vinegar (optional for mineral deposits)

Soft brush or old toothbrush

Step-by-Step Instructions: