Want to keep your glass stove top sparkling like new?
This guide will teach you how to:
Clean everyday spills
Remove stubborn stains and burnt-on residue
Avoid scratches and damage
Use natural and commercial products safely
Maintain the glass stove top’s shine long-term
Chapter 1: Daily Cleaning Routine — Keep It Simple & Quick
Keeping your glass stove top clean every day prevents buildup and makes deep cleaning easier.
What You Need:
Soft microfiber cloth or sponge (non-abrasive)
Mild dish soap
Warm water
Spray bottle
How to Do It:
Wait for the stove top to cool completely. Glass tops can retain heat for a while, so never clean while hot to avoid burns or damaging the glass.
Remove loose crumbs and debris. Use a dry microfiber cloth or soft brush to sweep away crumbs or dust.
Mix a gentle cleaning solution: Fill a spray bottle with warm water and add a few drops of mild dish soap.
Spray the surface lightly. Avoid soaking the stove, just a light mist.
Wipe with microfiber cloth. Gently rub in circular motions to remove spills, grease, and fingerprints.
Rinse and dry. Spray plain water and wipe again to remove soap residue. Buff dry with a clean microfiber cloth to avoid streaks.
Chapter 2: Removing Stubborn Stains & Burnt-on Spills
For tougher spots like burnt milk, sugary spills, or grease splatters, you’ll need a bit more muscle — but still gentle enough to protect the glass.
Tools & Ingredients:
Razor blade scraper (designed for glass stove tops)
Baking soda
White vinegar
Soft cloths or paper towels
Commercial glass stove top cleaner (optional)
Step-by-Step:
Using Baking Soda & Vinegar (Natural Method)
Cool stove top completely.
Sprinkle baking soda over the stained area.
