Cooktop Ceramic Scratch at Brock Ethan blog

Cooktop Ceramic Scratch. Check the bottom of your cookware. Ditch the harsh scrub pads and steel wool. Enameled or ceramic pans also feature a particularly smooth finish, which helps. Scratches on the glass ceramic. You can, however, deter scratches by opting for a design with a smooth base, such as stainless steel. To remove scratches from your glass stove top, make a paste of baking soda and water. Stick to gentle cooktop cleaners specifically designed for glass. Apply the paste to the scratched area and rub it in a circular motion with a soft cloth. Immediately remove spilt spices, such as salt or sugar. These will leave behind microscopic scratches that dull the surface. Instead of getting your hands on those harsh chemicals, opt for a diy solution first by using baking soda and water paste to tackle glass cooktop scratches. One of the most effective ways to remove minor scratches from a ceramic stove top is by using a special ceramic cooktop cleaner.

These will leave behind microscopic scratches that dull the surface. Apply the paste to the scratched area and rub it in a circular motion with a soft cloth. Instead of getting your hands on those harsh chemicals, opt for a diy solution first by using baking soda and water paste to tackle glass cooktop scratches. Enameled or ceramic pans also feature a particularly smooth finish, which helps. To remove scratches from your glass stove top, make a paste of baking soda and water. Check the bottom of your cookware. You can, however, deter scratches by opting for a design with a smooth base, such as stainless steel. Ditch the harsh scrub pads and steel wool. Immediately remove spilt spices, such as salt or sugar. Scratches on the glass ceramic.

**MINOR SCRATCH MARKS** Weceleh Electric Cooktop 30 Inch, Builtin

Cooktop Ceramic Scratch Check the bottom of your cookware. Immediately remove spilt spices, such as salt or sugar. These will leave behind microscopic scratches that dull the surface. Check the bottom of your cookware. Apply the paste to the scratched area and rub it in a circular motion with a soft cloth. To remove scratches from your glass stove top, make a paste of baking soda and water. Stick to gentle cooktop cleaners specifically designed for glass. Scratches on the glass ceramic. One of the most effective ways to remove minor scratches from a ceramic stove top is by using a special ceramic cooktop cleaner. Ditch the harsh scrub pads and steel wool. Enameled or ceramic pans also feature a particularly smooth finish, which helps. You can, however, deter scratches by opting for a design with a smooth base, such as stainless steel. Instead of getting your hands on those harsh chemicals, opt for a diy solution first by using baking soda and water paste to tackle glass cooktop scratches.