I'm thinking it will just burn off over time. But did you try something like Cerama Bryte cooktop cleaner on it? That may help get that last of it off.

On other sites people use a razor to shed off unwanted burnt on stuff. I am looking for green cleaning recipes to clean the top of mine. It always has some film on it and I have used the buffing cleaner. Any suggestions on green cleaning it?? Thanks, Tami

i have used a razor but i put a little dishwashing liquid like palmolive etc to protect the surface and gently scraped the surface of my cooktop then I use soft scrub comet with bleach and the blue non abrasive sponges then rinse several times with a damp cloth-works really well for me no scratches-good luck

I use the razor for the baked on stuff. For a really good cleaning, spray with a 50/50 mix of water and white vinegar then sprinkle with baking soda. Let it sit for a few minutes, scrub and rinse. I used to use Cerama Bryte until I went green with my cleaners. In my opinion the vinegar/water/baking soda works better and it's a lot cheaper! Don't worry about the vinegar smell, it goes away after it dries.

What kind of "green" are you looking for? Cerama Bryte says its biodegradable.

Debora -- any luck?

Here is a link that might be useful: Cerama Bryte