Glass stove tops — whether induction or ceramic — are valued for their sleek look, efficiency, and easy cleaning.
Induction models heat cookware directly through electromagnetic fields, offering precise temperature control and faster response
than traditional stoves. However, these smooth surfaces are delicate and can scratch, stain, or crack if not maintained properly.
Common warning signs include visible scratches, cracks, chips, persistent stains, uneven heating, or unusual noises.
To check for damage, start with a gentle clean using mild dish soap or a cooktop cleaner and a soft cloth. Avoid steel wool,
harsh chemicals, or soaking the surface. Wipe spills immediately, and treat stubborn stains with a baking soda paste and a non-abrasive sponge.
Small scratches can be minimized with a ceramic repair kit, and minor chips may be sealed with epoxy — though these
are only temporary. Always contact a professional if cracks deepen or heating becomes uneven, as electrical hazards are possible.
For prevention, use smooth-bottom cookware, lift pots instead of sliding them, and consider burner covers.
Regular inspection and mindful use will keep your glass stove top safe, efficient, and beautiful for years to come.