How to Clean an Induction Cooktop
Cleaning your induction cooktop regularly is important to make sure it stays as clean as possible – helping it last as long as possible.
Join Chef Saba to learn the best way to clean your induction cooktop right after cooking, and how best to keep it clean for a longer lifespan.
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Chapters
0:00 Intro
0:46 Keeping your cooktop clean while cooking
1:18 Cleaning up after cooking
Video:
My induction cooktop is EXTREMELY easy to clean and I rarely need anything more than dish soap. Occasionally, I will get a burned spot of food that requires a little baking soda to clean up. I use a non abrasive scrubbing pad when I am cleaning and thoroughly rinse/wipe any leftover soap residue with a cotton dish cloth that has been flushed under running water. I have never used glass cleaner on my cooktop for any reason.
I really appreciate this channel. This is probably the wrong forum to ask this, but what about a "non-wifi connected" buying guide for induction cooktop and other kitchen appliances? I want a high quality induction cooktop (and other kitchen appliances), but working with information security at work, I would rather not have wifi enabled appliances.
How do ammoniated glass cleaners affect induction cooktops?
I've re done some nasty cook-tops. Easy off works wonders. You should never need to use it, but it'll take off some cooked on gunk from an abused top.