# How to Clean a KitchenAid Glass Cooktop
Your KitchenAid glass cooktop likely gets a lot of wear and tear through daily use. Spills, grease spatters and overflowing pots all leave behind a sticky residue. Luckily, your KitchenAid glass cooktop is easy to clean with a few common household items and a few special tools. With a little scrubbing, your cooktop will be sparkling again.
Things You'll Need
- Soap
- Water
- Soft cloth or sponge
- Paper towel
- Cooktop polishing cream
- Cooktop scraper
Instructions
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Small Food Spills and Spatters
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Wait until the stove is cool enough to touch but is still slightly warm. Dip a sponge in a mixture of soap and warm water.
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Scrub the spill until it washes away.
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Dry the stove top thoroughly.
Dark Stains, Burnt-On Food, Metal Marks and Scratches
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Wait until the stove has cooled completely. Clean the area with a soapy sponge to remove as much food as possible.
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Rub the stain or scratch using polishing cream and a paper towel until it disappears.
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Polish the entire stove top with the polishing cream.
Sugary Spills
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Wait until the stove is cool enough to touch but still warm. Use a cooktop scraper to gently scrape the spill off the cooktop.
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Let the stove cool completely.
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Polish the entire cooktop using polishing cream.
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