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Lemon Juice Instead of Vinegar: Lemon juice offers a natural, fresh-smelling acid alternative to vinegar.
Commercial Cleaning Kits: There are kits that include scrapers and cleaning creams formulated specifically for glass stove tops.
Steam Cleaning: Using a handheld steam cleaner can loosen stubborn grime without chemicals.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: Can I repair cracks on my glass stove top?
A: Unfortunately, cracks typically mean the stove top needs replacing. Using a cracked stove top can be dangerous as it may break further under heat.
Q2: How do I prevent scratches?
A: Avoid dragging cookware, use soft cleaning tools, and clean regularly.
Q3: Why do white spots appear on my stove top?
A: White spots usually result from mineral deposits left by hard water or spilled cleaners. Vinegar or specialized cleaners can help remove them.
Q4: Is it safe to use a razor blade scraper?
A: Yes, but only if it is designed for glass stove tops and you use it gently at a proper angle to avoid scratching.
Q5: How often should I deep clean my stove top?
A: A thorough deep cleaning every 1-2 weeks is ideal if you cook frequently.
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