Baking soda
Hot water
Soft towel
Non-abrasive pad
Steps:
Sprinkle baking soda on the stained areas.
Place a towel soaked in hot water over it and leave for 15 minutes.
Gently rub with a non-abrasive pad.
Rinse with a damp cloth, then dry with a microfiber cloth.
This natural method effectively removes residue without damaging the glass, while restoring lasting shine to your cooktop.
For burnt-on residue
Stuck or burnt food residue sometimes requires a slightly more technical approach.
Materials needed:
A special ceramic glass scraper (or hard plastic scraper)
A non-abrasive cleaner
A soft cloth
Steps:
Apply a small amount of cleaner to the area to be treated.
Hold the scraper at approximately a 45° angle and scrape gently.
Wipe with a damp cloth, then dry thoroughly with a microfiber cloth.
Tip: Always use gentle, controlled movements to avoid micro-scratches.
Best practices to extend the life of your cooktop:
Use only pans with smooth, perfectly clean bottoms.
Clean as soon as the cooktop is cool to prevent food residue buildup.
Avoid spills of sugar or salt, which can damage the surface.
Apply a protective cleaner once a week to enhance the shine and durability of the glass.
A sparkling kitchen every time: Maintaining ceramic cooktops requires only a little attention, thanks to simple and consistent care.
By following these steps, you will enjoy a clean, shiny, and scratch-free surface for years to come – the hallmark of a well-maintained and modern kitchen.
In summary: gentle cleansing, natural products and a regular routine are all you need to keep your plates looking like new — day after day.
