How to Remove Burnt Food From a Glass Cooktop

Offering a modern and sleek design to your kitchen, glass cooktops can quickly become dirty and dingy. Food spilled during the cooking process will burn onto the glass. This burnt food can be a bit difficult to remove. Furthermore, if you use the wrong cleaning tools you can scratch and damage the glass cooktop. If possible, wipe spilled food immediately off the glass cooktop with a damp sponge to prevent the item from burning onto the stovetop.

Liquid dish soap
Nylon scrubber
Plastic container
Spoon
Sponge
Baking soda
White vinegar
Lint-free cloths
Lint-free towel

Instructions

- 1
  Allow the glass cooktop to cool before beginning the cleaning process.
- 2
  Fill a plastic container with warm water. Add three drops of dish soap and mix with a spoon. Dampen a clean sponge in the mixture.
- 3
  Begin scrubbing the glass cooktop with the damp sponge in a circular motion. Start at the top of the cooktop and scrub while working your way downward.
- 4
  Sprinkle baking soda on the sponge and scrub tough-to-remove burnt food off the glass with the baking soda and sponge. Apply white vinegar to a cloth and wipe grease off the glass cooktop.
- 5
  Dampen a clean, lint-free cloth in cool water and rinse the cooktop clean by wiping with the cloth. Dry the stove top with a lint-free towel.

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