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How to Clean an Induction Hob? This Agent Removes Everything, Cleans Even the Worst Dirt!
Cleaning induction hobs is simple and does not take much time. It is easiest to use special preparations intended for these hobs: apply a small amount to the surface, wipe with a damp cloth, and then, if desired, you can use a glass cleaner to avoid streaks. If you don't want an additional preparation, it is enough to dry the hob with a paper towel or napkin.
TL;DR
- Use special cleaners for induction hobs for easy maintenance.
- Wipe with a damp cloth after applying cleaner, and optionally use glass cleaner for a streak-free finish.
- Dry with a paper towel or napkin if not using additional cleaners.
- For burnt-on residues, try baking soda paste or lemon juice, letting them sit before wiping.
- Never use abrasive cleaning agents on induction hobs.
- Always clean the hob only when it is completely cool.