HOW TO CLEAN THE COOKTOP, DEPENDING ON ITS TYPE

We go to the kitchen three times a day on average. However, this average has reduced our daily routine's time constraints. As consumers, we want to spend as little time cooking as possible to spend more time doing what we like. As a result of this element, you will spend less time cleaning your stove.

You don't need to clean your cooktops thoroughly after each usage. In most circumstances, once a week will be enough. However, if you ever spill anything on the plates while experimenting with new recipes or being clumsy, you should apply the following strategies to restore the appearance of your kitchen.

 

How to clean your ceramic hob

 

You should be aware that this is one of the most often searched subjects on the internet, mainly queries about the length of the ceramic hob, how to clean it, and what materials to use.

At the start, the paperwork must be meticulous. Cloths, a soft sponge, or, if feasible, a scraper or spatula are the tools you'll need. You will not harm your cooktop if you use these tools appropriately.

Remember to exercise caution while using the scraper or spatula since contact between the glassy substance of the ceramic hob and the metal of the utensils might produce cracks or scratches.

The first thing you should do is wash it in warm water with a bit of soap. The surface dirt will be removed in this manner, allowing more deeply embedded dirt to be removed. If there is any form of liquid (such as oil), wipe it away with another towel or absorbent wipes first.

What's left after soap and water will be scraped away using the scraper (it will be less attached to the surface). The ceramic hob will be as good as new with a few gentle strokes.

The hob will already be clean at this stage, but if you want an exquisite finish, you'll need to apply shine-enhancing solutions. Keep in mind that products directly devoted to other appliances or surfaces should be avoided. After spraying the product over the surface, run a damp towel over it and then a dry one to finish it off.

 

How to clean your induction cooker

Induction hobs need practically daily maintenance to keep them looking as good as new. Cleaning is usually done as a preventative measure rather than as a result of future cleaning in this scenario. To prevent scratches, inspect the area under the containers and avoid dropping weight on the plate.

After cooking, wipe with a moist towel after sprinkling a few drops of soap on the water's surface. Remember to use a dry towel after this step to prevent strains, just as in the previous section.

 

How to clean your gas stove

 

A new element has been introduced to the cleaning procedure with gas plates: stoves. They are usually detachable so you can get to the portion where the gas flows and combustion take place. The methods for sanitizing it are straightforward.

To begin, dismantle whatever you can: the burners or stoves, as well as the grills. None of these pieces can be removed in certain situations (particularly on the most recent stoves).

Once again, soap and water will be the primary ingredients. If there is the possibility of extracting the stoves, it is essential to handle and disinfect them with great care since the part that remains when they have been removed (where they would be placed) may be dirty.

However, after cleaning everything with soap and water (including the whole surface of the stove), it is essential to dry everything before reusing the kitchen. It may create significant issues if any functioning portion is wet.