Between grease splashes, burnt residue and stubborn marks, your cooking plate is put to the test. Don’t panic: here’s how to restore its original shine with simple, natural and extremely effective methods.
Such a smooth surface requires special attention: without careful cleaning, pot marks and grease splashes quickly accumulate. Here’s how to prevent clogging to keep equipment looking like new. That the induction hob either black or whiteyou will first have to clean promptly after each use then schedule a more in-depth interview once a week. Here is how to proceed depending on the case, with natural products such as white vinegar, baking soda, black soap or silver stone.
Grease splashes are a daily occurrence on induction hobs! Care must be taken to degrease the surface after each use to prevent it from becoming clogged or burning the grease the next time it is used. To do this, wipe the surface with a sponge soaked in a little white vinegar, rinse then dry with a clean cloth. This natural product is particularly degreasing and will not scratch your plate.
If your induction hob is very dirty, it may need a more thorough cleaning. To remove the most stubborn traces and stains, you can soak a sponge with a good quantity of black soap and distribute the product over the surface, creating a lather. Leave the soap on for a few hours or even overnight then rinse with hot water. You will then dry everything with a microfiber cloth.
There silver stone will also be a great ally in eliminating all the stains that can clog your induction place. Simply rub with a sponge, leave to act then rinse.
If it is a piece of burnt plasticheat the plate without anything on it. Once the plastic is melted again, use a sponge to wipe the surface. To remove a burnt stain on your induction hob or any other residue, never use the blade of a knife as you risk damaging it. You can optionally use a special squeegee or scraper if necessary.
In the case of an encrusted burnt trace, you can place a drop of dishwashing liquid on a sponge soaked in white vinegar then apply it to the surface to be cleaned. Leave on for around fifteen minutes then rinse before drying.
Has your pot or pan left a halo on the plate? To get rid of it, you can count on baking soda which will be effective in removing encrusted dirt. Mix two parts baking soda to one part water. Distribute the paste obtained on the surface to be cleaned using a sponge before leaving it to act for around thirty minutes. Then rinse the plate and dry the surface.
Cleaning with an abrasive sponge or using certain accessories can leave scratches on your induction hob. For make scratches disappearyou can rub them gently with:
- toothpaste
- a paste made with baking soda and water
- car scratch polish.
To limit scratches, clean your induction hob after each use, use only a soft sponge and a microfiber cloth for cleaning and lift the containers carefully rather than dragging them.
