Glass-top stoves offer a few significant advantages over other types of stove tops. One of the best things about having this type of stove is that you don’t have to worry about drop pans and removable burners. As an added bonus, the smooth top stoves look sleek and can really add pop to a modern kitchen design.
While this type of stove is known for being slightly easier to clean, the ceramic tops are a little more sensitive to cleaning solutions than cheaper stoves. If you want to get your glass stovetop clean without ruining the surface, try one of these tricks:
1. Baking soda and vinegar
There’s a reason this combination is popular among organic DIYers: it works. Let your stove top cool and then wiping it down with a vinegar-dampened cloth. Then cover the entire glass surface with baking soda. Soak a large towel in hot water and place it over the powdered surface. Let it set for about 15 minutes before using the wet towel to scrub the stove top clean.
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