How to get your glass hob clean again – The 3-ingredient deep cleaner that works like magic

Let stand for 15–20 minutes.

💡 This steam effect softens burnt-in dirt — no scrubbing needed yet!

5️⃣ Wipe away the dirt

Remove the fabric.

Wipe in small circles with a damp microfiber cloth.

Watch stains come off like magic!

6️⃣ Tackle stubborn stains (if necessary)

For tough, stubborn residue:

Hold a razor blade scraper at a 45° angle.

Scrape gently in one direction (do not dig in!).

Or use a plastic scraper for extra safety.

7️⃣ Final polishing

Spray vinegar again and wipe with a clean, dry microfiber cloth.

Polish to a streak-free shine.

✅ Done! Your hob will look brand new.

🌟 Pro tips for long-lasting shine

✅ Clean weekly – Prevents deposits from becoming permanent

✅ Use flat-bottomed frying pans – Reduces scratches and spills

✅ Avoid cast iron on high heat – Can leave gray marks

✅ Don’t push the pots – Lift instead to prevent scratches

✅ Seal scratches (optional): Use a ceramic hob cleaner/polish to fill fine lines

❌ What NOT to use on glass cooktops

🚫 Steel wool or sanding pads → Scratches

🚫 Bleach or ammonia-based cleaners → May damage the sealant

🚫 Cold rags on hot stovetop → Risk of cracking

🚫 Metal scrapers held vertically → Deep gouges

❤️ Final thought: A clean stovetop is a happy kitchen

You don’t need expensive wet wipes or industrial tools to keep your glass hob sparkling clean.

Just vinegar, baking soda and a little patience.

Because real cleaning is not about force – it’s about working with chemistry, not against it.

So the next time a pot boils over…

Don’t panic.

Spray. Sprinkle. Wait. Dry.

And watch the mess disappear – as if it was never there. 💫