The Best Ways to Clean Your Glass Cooktop Stove
It’s hard to beat a glass cooktop, which provides more rapid and responsive heat control than conventional coils or burners. A glass cooktop is actually a combination of glass and ceramic. The seamless surface adds a sleek profile, safety features, and easy cleanup design if spills are wiped up in a timely manner. That being said, glass stovetops can become a major eyesore in your kitchen when covered in food spills, a white cloudy haze, grease, and burnt-on gunk. Even light splatters that you can barely see will build up over time and become more difficult to remove. That’s why it’s essential to give your cooktop a thorough wipe down after each use.
One of the biggest concerns with owning a glass cooktop is how vulnerable the surface is to scratches. If you scrub stuck-on food or spills too vigorously or with the wrong cleaning agents, you can permanently damage the surface. So, how aggressively can one clean without scratching the surface of the stove? Which cleaning products are safe and is there a trick to cleaning these things? In this article, we cover these questions and more.
