Scratched My Ceramic Cooktop

I use cerama bryte cooktop cleaner the stuff especially made for glass ceramic stove tops not every time i use the stove but whenever it has marks.

Scratched my ceramic cooktop.

Wipe away any excess nail polish on the stove. Make sure that the paste is wet because dry and abrasive materials should not be used on a glass stovetop. Just scrape it with the blade then use the cream cleanser then the polish. I used the ceramic cooktop cleaner it s still scratched.

Food dribbled under the pan heate. Apply the paste directly to a cool stove top using your fingers. It s white with a black label and just says ceramic cleaner. I have cooked on it twice read the manual was extremely careful and it has scratches on it from both times.

I just can t handle a range that is going to be this delicate so i am maybe. Sodium bicarbonate or baking soda can be used to remove the scratches from your ceramic stovetop with relative ease. Dampen a soft sponge or cloth and use it to gently apply the paste to the scratched areas of the glass stovetop. Look over the cooktop for any blemishes you may have missed.

I was cooking the other day. 3 use small gentle circular motions to rub the cotton ball or soft cloth over the scratches. Ok just bought a kenmore ceramic cooktop range. It s a home remedy for cleaning which has been passed down for generations.

It s in a very small plastic bottle and they sell it at most lowe s home depot s etc. Use the soft cloth to gently buff the scratches or scuffs in a circular motion wipe away the paste using a clean damp cloth. Apply the paste and buff. Use the brush in the clear nail polish to apply a thick layer on each surface scratch.

Buff the scratches with the baking soda paste until they are minimized or. Dip the corner of the soft sponge into the baking soda mixture and apply the paste onto the scratched areas of the cooktop. Make a loose wet paste by combining baking soda with water in a small container. Cleaning a glass ceramic cooktop is no exception.

However you may want to consult with the manufacturer of your glass cooktop for cleaning cream product recommendations. You can use a metal polishing cream or a ceramic cooktop cleaning cream from any retail store. They make your cooker top look old and ugly. Scratches on glass cooker tops are not uncommon.