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Glass Induction Hob Cleaner
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We always use hot soapy water, followed by a polish with a micro fibre cloth - works fine.0
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I have it happen when boiling Spuds, the salt and the sugars out of the Potatoes, seems to turn into a caramel type liquid, which can then burn on the hob.
I dont use anything else than some normal spray glass cleaner, leave it on a few minutes and then a microfibre cloth gets it off.
In fact, my Induction hob suggests W5 glass cleaner from Lidl, the cheapest you can get.0
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