To protect your glass stovetop, avoid these nine dangerous habits:
- Using Rough Cleaners – They can scratch the surface. Use gentle cleaners designed for glass.
- Placing Heavy Cookware – Opt for lightweight pots and pans to prevent cracking.
- Sliding Pots and Pans – Always lift, never drag, to avoid scratches.
- Leaving Spills – Clean spills immediately to prevent stains and damage.
- Cooking with Dirty Cookware – Residue can harm the stovetop. Ensure cookware is clean.
- Placing Hot Lids Face Down – This can cause cracks. Use a heat-resistant surface.
- Ignoring Cracks or Chips – Get repairs promptly to prevent further damage.
- Heating Empty Cookware – Never heat an empty pot; it can overheat and damage the stovetop.
- Not Following Manufacturer’s Instructions – Always follow care guidelines to ensure safety.
By avoiding these habits, you can keep your glass stovetop in excellent condition.
