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Cleaning Ceramic Hob

Greentea
Greentea Posts: 495 Forumite
in In my home (includes DIY) MoneySaving
What products are best to clean a ceramic hob and where can I buy them?

thanks

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  • squeaky
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    There's a thread on Old Style that might be of help.

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  • grumbler
    grumbler Posts: 58,629 Forumite
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    Electrolux Kitchen Shop :

    Ceramic Hob Cleaner,
    Scraper for ceramic hob cleaning,
    spare blades
  • katiepops_2
    katiepops_2 Posts: 359 Forumite
    I have some Hob Brite, which works really well - though you have to rinse really well to get rid of the streaks of it, but since I discovered white vinegar as the most brilliant do-all product in the land, I use a mix of 50:50 vinegar and water - makes it really shiny. You do have to leave it to soak in a bit on spills though, but it works great.

    Kate
  • geo555
    geo555 Posts: 787 Forumite
    After using Hob Brite, polish it up with a spray of water and an E-cloth.
    (".)
  • ljhhuk
    ljhhuk Posts: 46 Forumite
    Brillo pad gets burnt on dirt off brilliantly without scratching.
    Better a pebble given out of love than a diamond given out of duty.
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