- Turn off the stove and wait until it cools completely.
- Mix lukewarm water with a few drops of dishwashing liquid.
- Wet the microfiber cloth and wring it out well.
- Gently wipe over the entire surface, paying a little more attention to stained areas.
- Wipe with a clean cloth slightly dampened with water to remove soap residue.
- Dry with a soft, clean cloth to avoid leaving dull marks.
2. What to do with stubborn burnt residue
If there is burnt food that cannot be removed with normal cleaning, use a special scraper for glass ceramic hobs, following the manufacturer’s instructions.
Hold the scraper at the correct angle and use it carefully, without excessive pressure. Do not use knives, metal sponges or sharp objects, as they may cause scratches.
For even better results, you can choose a cleaner specifically designed for glass ceramic surfaces.
3. How to keep your stove clean and shiny
A few simple habits can make a big difference:
- Clean the stains once the hob has cooled down.
- Do not let grease and food residue accumulate.
- Use soft microfiber cloths.
- Avoid hard sponges and abrasive cleaners.
- Use utensils with clean and dry bottoms.
- Always follow the manufacturer’s cleaning instructions.
What to avoid
To protect the glass ceramic surface, avoid using scouring pads, abrasive cleaning powders and sharp objects. Also, do not pour cold water on a hot hob, as the sudden change in temperature can cause damage.
Quick tip: Before using any cleaner or tool, check the instructions from your stove manufacturer. This way you will clean effectively without risking damaging the surface.
With regular care and gentle cleaning, your glass ceramic hob can stay clean, well-groomed and shiny for a long time!
