Cling film magic: Effortless cleaning for your induction hob
Cleaning an induction hob can often be a challenging task for its owners. A clean, shiny, and dark induction hob is a decorative feature in any kitchen. However, it scratches easily, so a gentle cleaning approach is necessary. Fortunately, it's simpler than it seems — all you need is cling film and a cleaning foam.
Wondering how to maintain your induction hob in perfect condition? The solution is a unique method that saves you from scrubbing and forcefully removing dirt. The key is to choose the right products and protect the hob's surface. Here's how to do it.
How to clean an induction hob
You might find it surprising, but ordinary cling film can assist significantly in this task. It's not about rubbing — simply cover the surface with it to prevent the detergent from evaporating. Oven cleaning foam is ideal for this, but a cleaning cream can also suffice if necessary. Below is a step-by-step guide.
Ensure the hob is cold and switched off. Remove any food residues and generously cover the hob with the cleaning foam. Gently massaging the foam may help, but it's not essential. The next step is to cover the foam with a layer of cling film — smooth it out to eliminate any air bubbles. Leave it for 20-30 minutes, then remove the film and wipe away any excess product, polishing any residue with a soft cloth.
Why should you clean the induction hob in this way?
Why is this method so effective? Cling film plays a crucial role — it limits the evaporation of the detergent, thereby increasing its effectiveness. By keeping the foam under the film, you can be sure that dirt will be dissolved, stains removed, and minor scratches reduced. Importantly, the entire process doesn't require intense scrubbing or long waiting times. If your hob is dirty and you're seeking an effective solution, this method will definitely satisfy you, and you'll likely return to it in the future.
