of the cooktop.
✔ Give the surface time to cool naturally.
✔ Don’t pour cold water over a very hot cooktop.
✔ Keep the bottoms of pans clean.
✔ Don’t place non-heat-resistant objects near active burners.
✔ Clean the surface using products recommended for your cooktop.
✔ Stop using the cooktop if the glass becomes cracked or significantly damaged.
That’s really it.
No complicated maintenance routine. Just a few good habits.
How to Clean a Glass Top Stove Safely
Cleaning is another area where being gentle pays off.
Wait until the cooktop has cooled sufficiently according to your appliance’s instructions.
Then use the cleaner and tools recommended by the manufacturer.
Avoid aggressive scraping, abrasive products, or anything that could scratch the surface unless your specific appliance instructions say otherwise.
And don’t treat stuck-on food like you’re trying to remove concrete!
A little patience is usually better than attacking the surface with excessive force.
What You Should
