What is forbidden to clean a ceramic hob: life hacks
In recent years, more and more housewives have been giving preference to ceramic stoves. And they are not wrong in their choice, because ceramics itself is quite hard and resistant to cracks or other damage. Nevertheless, to enjoy the perfect condition of the stove for a long time, you need to ensure proper care. Because situations in the kitchen are different.
The FoodOboz editorial team will tell you how to properly clean your stove, based on the advice of the EHow website.
General rules
- Fresh stains should be removed with a damp sponge or washcloth. This will help to avoid the formation of heavy stains. Also, do not use detergent in this case.
- Do not use the same sponge for washing dishes and cleaning the stove. In the former case, detergent may remain on the sponge, which may result in a transparent film on the hob burners.
- Also, never use hard or abrasive materials to clean the hob.
This is how stubborn dark spots appear on the surface of the hob
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Removing stubborn stains
Baking powder and water will help you. The resulting product can be applied directly to the dirty area. And never use abrasive materials or steel wool, for example, to wipe it off.
Removing dark stains
These dark spots or circles often remain after you have cooked something in a pot or frying pan. It's important to clean them off before you turn the stove back on. It's enough to smear the stain with water and bleach, then leave it to bleach for 5 minutes. Wipe it off with a clean, damp cloth.
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