The Right Way to Clean a Glass Stove Top—Fast!
Keeping your glass stove top spotless can be trickier than you think. Unlike traditional coil or gas stoves, glass surfaces show every spill and smear—and the wrong cleaning methods can leave scratches or dullness that are impossible to reverse. Follow this expert-approved routine to achieve a gleaming cooktop without damage, in just a few simple steps.
Common Pitfalls to Avoid
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Abrasive Cleaners or Pads
Scouring powders, steel wool, and harsh scrubbing pads may remove stains—but they also leave fine scratches that dull the glass over time. -
Cleaning While Hot
Tackling fresh spills on a warm surface can bake stains in place and create steam spots or streaks. Always wait until the cooktop is fully cool. -
Excessive Liquid Cleaner
Puddles of cleaner not only leave a sticky residue but can seep into seams and damage internal components. A little goes a long way. -
Irregular Maintenance
Letting grease and spills build up makes them harder to remove later. A quick wipe after each use prevents stubborn stains and preserves your stove’s shine.
The Baking Soda & Vinegar Method
Harness two household staples—baking soda and white vinegar—to lift grease and burnt‑on food gently yet effectively. This approach is safe, eco‑friendly, and perfect for regular upkeep.
You’ll Need
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Baking soda
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White vinegar (in a spray bottle)
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Microfiber cloths or a soft sponge
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Razor‑blade scraper (optional, for the toughest spots)
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Warm water
Step‑by‑Step Guide
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