the bottom.
You want it to be:
Flat
Clean
Free from rough debris
Free from damaged edges
Appropriate for your particular cooktop
A grain of hardened food or another piece of debris trapped underneath a heavy pan can create a concentrated pressure point.
That’s an easy problem to prevent.
What If Something Does Crack the Glass?
If you notice a crack, chip, or significant damage to your glass cooktop, stop using the affected cooktop and follow the manufacturer’s safety instructions.
Don’t assume a small crack is harmless.
Don’t tape over it and keep cooking.
And don’t attempt a makeshift repair.
Depending on the location and severity of the damage, the cooktop may need professional inspection or replacement.
Watch for These Warning Signs
Pay attention to:
A visible crack
A spreading crack
A chip in the cooking surface
A section of glass that appears lifted or distorted
Unexpected damage around a
