Sprinkle stains on the induction hob and rub in. Tough dirt will disappear in just a few minutes
The induction hob has successfully replaced the traditional one in many Polish homes. No wonder – it is much easier to keep clean, and it fits well into modern kitchen interiors. In fact, cleaning the induction hob is an activity that we perform even several times a day. We do it almost every time we finish cooking, and even during it – for example, when food boils over from the pot, we quickly wipe the surface of the hob. This allows you to avoid traces that are difficult to remove and thus extend the life of the device. Unfortunately, sometimes there are stains on it that are difficult to remove with a sponge or cloth. Then do not try to remove them with scratchers, as this will only scratch the surface. ? Sprinkle the stains and dirt with baking soda, then gently rub it with a damp cloth. After a few minutes, wet-wash the plate and you’re done. Baking soda perfectly removes even difficult dirt, but does not scratch the surface, making the hob as good as new.
How to clean an induction hob?
On a daily basis, dishwashing liquid and a sponge are enough to remove fresh dirt. Simply wipe the surface of the plate with a sponge soaked in liquid and then dry it with a paper towel. Cleaning liquid is equally effective in removing burnt cooking marks from an induction hob. Its definite advantage is the fact that it does not leave streaks and will also make the disc shiny.
Cleaning the induction hob
Before you start cleaning the induction hob, you should remember a few very important rules that will help you avoid streaks on its surface or making it dull.
- Remove dirt regularly while cooking.
- Before you start cleaning the hob, turn it off and wait until it cools down.
- Do not use a rough sponge or wire.
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