Spray vinegar again and wipe with a clean, dry microfiber cloth.

Buff to a streak-free shine.

✅ Done! Your stovetop should look brand new.

🌟 Pro Tips for Long-Term Shine

✅ Clean Weekly – Prevents buildup from becoming permanent

✅ Use Flat-Bottom Pans – Reduces scratches and spills

✅ Avoid Cast Iron on High Heat – Can leave gray marks

✅ Don’t Slide Pots – Lift instead to prevent scratches

✅ Seal Scratches (Optional): Use a ceramic cooktop cleaner/polish to fill fine lines

❌ What NOT to Use on Glass Stovetops

🚫 Steel wool or abrasive pads → Scratches

🚫 Bleach or ammonia-based cleaners → Can damage sealant

🚫 Cold cloths on hot stovetop → Risk of cracking

🚫 Metal scrapers held vertically → Deep gouges

❤️ Final Thought: A Clean Stovetop Is a Happy Kitchen

You don’t need expensive wipes or industrial tools to keep your glass cooktop sparkling.

Just vinegar, baking soda, and a little patience.

Because real cleaning isn’t about force — it’s about working with chemistry, not against it.

So next time a pot boils over…

Don’t panic.

Spray. Sprinkle. Wait. Wipe.

And watch the mess vanish — like it was never there. 💫