on 31-01-2014 12:48 PM
I have finally had my kitchen renovated, and just had a lovely new glass cooktop put in.
It came with a sample pack of ceramic cook top cleaner and also one of a "protector".
Do you really need to use that stuff and does it prolong the life / looks?
Opinions please!
on 31-01-2014 02:11 PM
on 31-01-2014 02:41 PM
on 31-01-2014 02:50 PM
I have always used ceramic cook top cleaner.
It is non-abrasive and made specifically for the job for the special glass used. .
One of my cook tops is 12 years old and looks brand new.
Ceramic cook tops are not cheap and it is worthwhile to look after them.
on 31-01-2014 04:04 PM
I used Windex...worked well
on 31-01-2014 05:02 PM
Twinkles, have you been watching the movie My Big Fat Greek Wedding. The father in that used winddex for everything from acne cure to cleaning his car. My OH cracks up every time I use it.
on 31-01-2014 05:18 PM
Your cooktop will develop white marks very soon. When I first saw them, I thought some water had found its way underneath the glass. But the cleaner will make them disappear.
31-01-2014 05:25 PM - edited 31-01-2014 05:26 PM
I never had any white marks appear on my ceramic cooktop?. Just marks if a pot had overboiled, which was cleaned of easily later when the cooktop had cooled down. I cleaned it everyday.. didn't take long (if it was used everyday).
on 31-01-2014 05:38 PM
@b3llag1na wrote:I have finally had my kitchen renovated, and just had a lovely new glass cooktop put in.
It came with a sample pack of ceramic cook top cleaner and also one of a "protector".
Do you really need to use that stuff and does it prolong the life / looks?
Opinions please!
yes you REALLY REALLY have to.......otherwise the inbuilt sensor will know that your not and explode
on 31-01-2014 05:40 PM
@am*3 wrote:I never had any white marks appear on my ceramic cooktop?. Just marks if a pot had overboiled, which was cleaned of easily later when the cooktop had cooled down. I cleaned it everyday.. didn't take long (if it was used everyday).
How to Remove White Stains From a Ceramic Stove Top
http://www.ehow.com/how_5647181_remove-stains-ceramic-stove-top.html