The glass ceramic hob is stylish, practical and easy to use. However, after a few days of cooking, it can become covered in grease stains, sauce splatters and burnt food residue.
Spilled milk, pasta water and sauces that have dried on the hot surface can leave stubborn stains, which are not always removed with a simple wipe.
The good news is that you don’t necessarily need to use expensive cleaners or scrub the surface vigorously. With a little patience and the right materials, you can clean your hob and help it regain its shine.
Why do glass ceramic hobs get dirty so easily?
When liquid or food is spilled on a hot stove, it can dry quickly and leave marks that stick to the surface.
The most common causes are:
- Milk or water from pasta that has overflowed.
- Fats and oils from frying.
- Sauces and sugary foods.
- Food residues that have been burned at high temperatures.
- Salts and mineral residues from water.
- Cleaning agent residues that have not been properly removed.
The longer these residues remain on the hob, the more difficult they can become to clean. That’s why it’s important to clean the surface regularly and with gentle methods.
1. Daily cleaning with lukewarm water and dishwashing liquid
For light stains, grease and everyday dirt, you don’t need anything complicated. Warm water and a little dishwashing liquid are often enough.
Materials
- 200 ml lukewarm water
- A few drops of dishwashing liquid
- A soft microfiber cloth
- A clean, dry cloth
Implementation
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