How to Clean a Induction Hob
Forget fancy sprays. You need a microfiber cloth—the fluffier, the better. A little dish soap. White vinegar. And a plastic scraper (the kind that comes with a replacement blade). Never use steel wool or abrasive pads. That’s like cleaning a smartphone with sandpaper.
Why a plastic scraper? Induction glass is tough but still glass. Scratches hurt resale value and look terrible under lights. Use the scraper at a 45-degree angle. Gently. Like you’re slicing butter, not murdering a crust.