The secret to a spotless induction cooktop: Plastic wrap magic
Cleaning an induction cooktop is a task that often presents its owners with a challenge. A clean and shiny, dark induction cooktop is an ornament in any kitchen. However, it scratches easily, so it must be cleaned gently. Fortunately, it's easier than it seems — you only need a little plastic wrap and cleaning foam.
Wondering how to keep your induction cooktop in perfect condition? The answer is a unique method that spares you from scrubbing and forceful dirt removal. The key is choosing the right cleaning agents and protecting the cooktop's surface. Here are the details on how to proceed.
How to clean an induction cooktop?
It may be surprising, but ordinary plastic wrap can be the tool that helps you with this task. It's not about scrubbing — simply cover the surface to prevent the detergent from evaporating. Washing foam for ovens is ideally suited for this, but cleansing milk can be used if necessary. Below you will find step-by-step instructions.
Ensure the cooktop is cool and turned off. Remove food residues and generously cover the cooktop with washing foam. Gently massaging the foam can help, but it's not necessary. The next step is to cover the foam with a layer of plastic wrap — smooth it out to avoid air bubbles. Leave it for 20-30 minutes, then remove the wrap and wipe off the excess product, polishing any remaining residue with a soft cloth.
Why should you clean your induction cooktop this way?
Why is this method so effective? Plastic wrap plays a crucial role — it limits the evaporation of the detergent, which increases its effectiveness. By keeping the foam under the wrap, you ensure that dirt is dissolved, discolouration is removed, and minor scratches are minimized. It's important that the whole process doesn't require intense scrubbing or long waiting times. If your cooktop is dirty and you're looking for an effective solution, this method will surely satisfy you, and you'll likely return to it in the future.
