🔥 The Truth About Glass Stove Tops
Glass stove tops add a sleek, modern touch to any kitchen. But while they look fantastic when clean, they’re also notoriously easy to smudge, stain, and scratch. From burnt food spills to greasy splatters, it doesn’t take long for a beautiful cooktop to look neglected.
The real problem? Most people clean it the wrong way—using harsh scrubbers, the wrong chemicals, or skipping steps that could protect the surface long-term. But don’t worry. In this guide, you’ll learn the right way to clean a glass stove top—fast, safely, and effectively.
🧽 What You Should NEVER Do
Before we get into the right method, let’s quickly go over common mistakes to avoid:
- ❌ Using steel wool or abrasive pads – These will scratch the glass surface permanently.
- ❌ Spraying cleaner directly onto a hot surface – This can cause fumes or streaking.
- ❌ Using ammonia or bleach – These can discolor or damage the surface over time.
- ❌ Skipping regular cleaning – Letting spills harden makes cleaning longer and harder.
🧼 What You’ll Need to Clean It the Right Way
✔️ A microfiber or soft cloth
✔️ White vinegar or mild dish soap
✔️ Baking soda
✔️ A razor blade scraper (optional but effective for burnt residue)
✔️ Spray bottle with warm water
✔️ A towel or soft sponge
⚡ Fast & Safe Cleaning Method – Step by Step
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