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Lemon and Baking Soda – Substitute vinegar with lemon juice for a fresh citrus scent while cleaning.
Hydrogen Peroxide and Dish Soap – Mix equal parts of hydrogen peroxide and dish soap for a stronger degreasing solution.
Essential Oils for Fragrance – Add a few drops of essential oils like lavender or tea tree oil to the cleaning mix for a pleasant aroma.
FAQ
1. Can I use this method on an induction cooktop?
Yes! This method is safe for induction cooktops as long as you avoid excessive moisture and use a soft cloth.
2. How often should I deep clean my stove and glass-ceramic hob?
For best results, do a deep clean once a week and perform quick daily wipe-downs.
3. Will vinegar damage my glass-ceramic hob?
No, vinegar is safe for glass-ceramic surfaces. However, avoid excessive soaking to prevent liquid from seeping into electrical components.
4. Can I use commercial stove cleaners instead?
Yes, but be mindful of harsh chemicals that may leave toxic residues. Natural solutions like baking soda and vinegar are safer and just as effective.
5. How can I prevent future stains and grease build-up?
Clean spills immediately after cooking, use splatter guards, and apply a light coat of vinegar as a protective barrier.
By using these simple yet effective cleaning techniques, you can keep your stove and glass-ceramic hob looking pristine without the need for expensive commercial products. Try this method today and enjoy a spotless, gleaming kitchen!
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