Help Please - Ceramic Cook Top

*crikey*mate*
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on ‎03-10-2013 06:53 PM

Big Crikey has just melted one of those green and yellow scrubby kitchen sponges on the indoor Ceramic Cook top.

 

It's like glass though?. A flat panel of glass.  (It's got ceramic written on the side - I've never used one)

 

How do I clean it? Will it scratch if I kind of scrape it off with a scrapey thing or a BBQ spatual?


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*elizabeths-mum*
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on ‎03-10-2013 06:56 PM

I clean mine using a scraper thing like a paint scraper with a blade in it ( the sort you use to take paint off window glass). That should take the melted sponge off. You can get products to clean and polish after that.

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joz*garage
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‎03-10-2013 06:57 PM - edited ‎03-10-2013 06:57 PM

if you havent already got one

 

a Ceramic Cook top Scraper, which mightnt damage the surface

Signatures suck.

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catsnknots
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‎03-10-2013 08:07 PM - edited ‎03-10-2013 08:09 PM

@crikey*mate wrote:

 

 

It's like glass though?. A flat panel of glass.  (It's got ceramic written on the side - I've never used one)

 

 

just curious... if you have one but have never used one who does the cooking? 

 

Anyway.. here ya go.. http://www.howtocleanstuff.net/how-to-clean-burnt-plastic-from-a-glass-cooktop/

 

or this one   http://ask.metafilter.com/49051/How-do-I-clean-melted-plastic-off-of-a-Ceran-cooktop

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*elizabeths-mum*
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In response to catsnknots

on ‎03-10-2013 08:35 PM

I would be surprised if my husband has ever used ours and only know he has used the oven once because I overheard him asking mr 16 how to turn it on.

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tasfleur
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In response to *elizabeths-mum*

on ‎03-10-2013 08:52 PM

I can understand why that kind of cooktop is avoided in preference to another.  We have gas and ceramic and the ceramic one is totally ignored ....  perhaps Crikey has that kind of setup ...  Smiley Indifferent

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tasfleur
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on ‎03-10-2013 08:56 PM

Getting back to the cleaning though, could try bicarbonate soda and vinegar?

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latina4621
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on ‎03-10-2013 08:59 PM

we have a ceramic cook top, and TBH i would never have another one.

 

crikey you can get a ceramic cook top cleaner just from the supermarket

 

called cooktop magic, it is a cleaner and protector. you may want to use that after you get the melted stuff off it.

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*crikey*mate*
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In response to tasfleur

on ‎03-10-2013 09:10 PM

@tasfleur wrote:

I can understand why that kind of cooktop is avoided in preference to another.  We have gas and ceramic and the ceramic one is totally ignored ....  perhaps Crikey has that kind of setup ...  Smiley Indifferent

Thanks Tas, Yes, yes I do.


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tasfleur
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In response to *crikey*mate*

on ‎03-10-2013 09:11 PM

I thought that might be the case Crikey xx

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