02/04/2019
How to remove scratches from ceramic hob tips:
Ceramic hobs are meant to look slick, sleek and shiny. This is not just for aesthetic purposes, but also functionality. A dirty ceramic hob prevents pans from sitting flat, and also enables it from getting as hot, making it much less effective.
Once you scratch a black, glass cook top, the scratch is there to stay. However, light streaks can be buffed away with relative ease.
What you need:
Hob scraper
Soft Clothes
Water
Cleaning fluid (Kitchen Spray)
Polish Pads (Car Polisher)
Metal Cleaner
Remove all loose food and dirt, making it easier to see which areas need special attention.
Apply warm, soapy water to the hob using a soft cloth. A good kitchen spray targeted at lifting food grease is best, but you can also use either dish washing soap or even a good quality liquid laundry detergent – both do the job well.
Scrape the surface of the hob with hob scraper (Repeat if necessary)
Rinse and dry the induction hob.
Apply a small amount of the Metal Cleaner to a cotton ball or soft cloth.
Rub it over the surface using small, circular patterns. For the best result use drill machine with polish pad attached.