Tips for cleaning an induction cooker so it's always clean and shiny like new

In addition to cleaning after each use, you should occasionally clean thoroughly to remove stubborn stains on the glass surface of the stove (induction stove, infrared stove). So how to clean the induction cooker so as not to damage this expensive and "lemon" glass surface? What cleaning products should you stay away from to ensure the durability of your kitchen?

PROPERLY CLEAN AND CLEAN YOUR INJECTION KITCHEN IN JUST 3 MINUTES
How to clean the induction cooker properly
To clean new and light stains, you can use a soft cotton cloth and wipe it once with a specialized solution for glasses. Spray a little of this solution on the glass surface and then wipe with a towel again and you're done.

For stubborn stains that stick firmly to the glass surface, you must use specialized tools to clean them. You can use specialized cleaning liquids at kitchen dealers. Stay away from sharp and hard cleaning tools because they will scratch the stovetop and lose its shine, losing the aesthetics of the stove.

To clean the plug, this part is easily contaminated by food and grease during cooking. You need to clean it regularly every day so that when you plug it in, it doesn't get electrified or catch fire. To clean the induction cooker in this part, you can use a toothbrush and gently scrub the plug wire to clean grease stains.

For high-end induction cookers such as induction cookers from Munchen, Fagor, Lorca,... equipped with specialized glass surfaces such as Shott Ceran, Eurokera, Ceramic,... that are scratch-resistant and resistant to force. . However, you should not be subjective and not clean the bottom of the pot and drag the pots and pans on the glass surface.

How to clean induction cooker with baking soda and vinegar
Combine 1 part baking soda with 1 part white vinegar in a bowl or spray bottle.

Then cover the stove in the solution and leave for 30 minutes.

When the time is up, wipe the product clean with a soft, damp cloth, repeating if necessary.

This solution will help you easily remove dirt.

Once the stove is clean, make it sparkle by spraying it with white vinegar and wiping it dry with a microfiber cloth.

Tip: During the process of cleaning the stove, if you accidentally scratch the glass surface, use baking soda mixed with water in a 3:1 ratio, apply to the scratch and surrounding area. About 10 minutes later, take a soft towel or sponge and wipe in small circles until the scratch disappears.

Clean the cooking area
When the stove has just finished operating, you should not clean the stove right away because at this time, the stove top is still hot. For infrared stoves, you absolutely must not put your hand into the cooking zone of the stove when you have just turned off the stove.

That reason is due to the operating principle of the stove. This principle is based on heating the glass surface and then transferring heat to pots and pans placed on the glass surface. Therefore, the heat radiated into the environment is greater, if not careful, it will cause burns when touched.

For induction cookers, the operating principle is to make the pot heat up without the glass surface getting hot like an external infrared cooker. However, when cooking for a long time, the temperature from the induction cooker will be transferred to the glass surface, so you should not clean it immediately after turning off the stove.

High-end and modern induction cookers will be equipped with residual heat alarms. You should not clean the stove while the light is on to ensure safety. This period of time is when the stove's heat-reducing element is working.

Items to avoid when cleaning induction cookers
When cleaning an induction cooker, you should understand one rule: do not use any type of detergent that is corrosive, contains bleach or ammonia. Also, scouring pads or steel wool should not be used.

Therefore, we recommend that you choose Lord's specialized kitchen cleaner or glass cleaner, with a more concentrated formula but cleaning technology that separates stains, food residue, and grease instead of Corrosion technology is popular today so it is very safe for all types of induction cookers.

LORD's effective glass cleaner with a fresh, luxurious fragrance not only helps you clean glossy and transparent surfaces very quickly on all types of glass, crystal, enamel, porcelain, etc. protects, limits scratches, eliminates fishy odors and prevents dust from returning.

Tips to keep the glass stove top clean

After each use, you should let the stove cool completely and then clean it. Use a soft, absorbent material to clean the surface, such as a microfiber cloth or the soft side of a sponge. Anything that is abrasive can scratch the glass.

Be careful when cooking to avoid letting anything boil over or spill out.

Use only specified stove cleaner, do not use bleach or ammonia which can damage the stove and discolor the stove glass.