- Attempting to Clean While the Surface is Warm
Another ubiquitous blunder is attempting to clean the stove top while it remains hot. Some assume that spills and splatters can be more easily eradicated while the surface is still warm; however, this can embed stains more deeply into the glass. Furthermore, applying a damp cloth or cleaner to a hot surface can generate steam, which may leave behind streaks or water marks.
- Overuse of Liquid Cleaners
Glass stove tops necessitate only a modest quantity of cleaner. The excessive application of liquid can result in residue accumulation, which dulls the surface and creates a tacky layer that attracts additional dirt. Excess liquid can also infiltrate the seams of the stove, potentially impairing the internal mechanisms.
- Ignoring Regular Upkeep
