Cleaning a glass stovetop requires a gentler approach, avoiding steel wool and harsh chemicals, using non-abrasive sponges and cleaners specifically made for glass.
Regular maintenance simplifies cleaning; wiping down the surface after each use prevents food from burning onto the glass, which leads to tougher cleaning jobs later.
Using a soft sponge or Dutch dishcloth for wet cleaning and microfiber cloths for drying is essential to prevent scratches and maintain a shiny finish.
It's crucial to use a cleaner designed for glass stovetops, as regular glass cleaner can cause damage. Non-abrasive cleaning pastes are preferable.
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