Take Care When Handling Cookware Dragging cookware, even a short distance, can cause scratching. Instead, lift and transfer your pots and pans to another area of the cooktop to reduce the risk of scratching. Before cooking, check to make sure the bottoms of your skillets and pots are very clean.
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FAQ
What damages a ceramic cooktop?
How do you protect a glass top stove?
Cookware with sharp edges, such as skillets, can scratch the glass top stove. To avoid this, choose cookware with rounded edges. This will reduce the risk of scratches and chips on the glass surface of the stove. 9. Use Smaller Cookware Using smaller cookware can also help protect your glass top stove from damage.
How do I protect my glass top stove from cast iron cookware?
Another way to protect your glass top stove from cast iron cookware is to use a protective mat or trivet. Place the mat or trivet on the stove, then place the cast iron pot or pan on top of it. This will help prevent direct contact between the cast iron cookware and the glass top stove and reduce the risk of scratches or damage. 3.
How to care for a ceramic stove top?
Even though these big cracks are rare, it is very easy for small scratches to build up. To care for your ceramic top we have the following recommendations: Lift up your pans and pots instead of dragging them. Avoid using abrasive materials when cleaning your stove top.
How do you prevent a stove from scratching?
Avoid pots and pans with rough or uneven surfaces, as they can easily cause scratches when dragged across the stove. Opt for heavy-bottomed cookware made of materials like stainless steel or aluminum. These materials not only distribute heat evenly but also reduce the chances of scratching the glass top surface.