The hidden scuff: Why your glass cooktop cleaning routine might be doing more harm than good
Your gleaming glass cooktop can develop mysterious spiderweb scratches, not from heavy pots, but from your cleaning tools. Dry brushing or wiping with dry rags acts like sandpaper, damaging protective coatings. Experts recommend a wet cleaning approach, using moist sponges and microfiber cloths to lubricate and gently lift debris, preserving your stovetop's shine for years.
Your gleaming glass cooktop can develop mysterious spiderweb scratches, not from heavy pots, but from your cleaning tools. Dry brushing or wiping with dry rags acts like sandpaper, damaging protective coatings. Experts recommend a wet cleaning approach, using moist sponges and microfiber cloths to lubricate and gently lift debris, preserving your stovetop's shine for years.
