Stubborn stains on your cooktop? Here’s how to make it shine again!

Everyone has experienced it: you’ve just cooked a delicious meal and suddenly there’s that stain on your induction hob. Maybe some water spilled or there are food residues left from your pan.

Don’t panic! This happens even to the best chefs. Stains on your hob? Totally normal. Whether your hob is brand new or has been around for a few years, sometimes those pots and pans just leave some marks. But no worries, there’s always a way to remove those stubborn stains and make your hob shine again.

Why you don’t need to worry

Stains on your hob usually come from grease, oil, or food residues that end up on the surface while cooking. And believe me, you’re definitely not the only one dealing with this. Even with a clean pan, grease splashes or water drops can remain. Oh, and those scratches on your brand new induction hob? No drama. After a while, they blend into the black surface and become less noticeable. So, take it easy, it’s all going to be fine.

With these tips, your hob will look like new again!

Let’s be honest: stains on your hob aren’t the end of the world, but they do need to go. Luckily, there are a few simple tricks to quickly tackle those stubborn stains and food residues:

• Hob cleaner: Does your hob need a good refresh? Then use a special hob cleaner, like the HG Hob Cleaner. This product works like magic on your hob, makes stains disappear, and makes your hob look like new again. No fuss, just quick results!
• Baking soda: No hob cleaner at home? No problem! Mix a bit of baking soda with water to make a paste and apply it to the stains. Let it sit for a while, wipe it off, and voilà, your hob shines like never before!

Residue from the pan bottom

Sometimes you see a light residue on your induction hob, which is a common issue with induction cooking. This often happens due to friction from the pan bottom during cooking. When metal or dirt particles move between the pan and the glass surface, they can stick and form a stubborn layer. Don’t worry, this is easy to fix! Use a special hob cleaner, like the HG Hob Cleaner, to easily remove this residue. Stubborn spots can also be gently removed with baking soda.

Glass scraper for the really tough stains

Are you dealing with really stubborn dirt, like dried-on food residues or grease that clings on? Then the glass scraper is your best friend. This tool is perfect for removing tough residues without damaging your hob. Think of it as the superhero your hob deserves. Fast, efficient, and hassle-free!

How to clean your induction hob best (Step-by-step!)

Ready to get your hob back in top shape? Follow this simple step-by-step plan and in no time your hob will look like new again:

1. Step 1: Apply a little hob cleaner to your hob.
2. Step 2: Rub the product into the stains with a soft cloth or sponge.
3. Step 3: Let it sit for a bit. This makes cleaning much easier.
4. Step 4: Wipe the hob with a dry cloth.
5. Step 5: Stubborn stains? Don’t panic! Repeat the treatment for a second round.

Is there really stubborn dirt? Then grab the glass scraper and watch your hob become completely clean again. No stain is too big for this superhero!