Is there a way to remove scratches from glass/ceramic cooktop?

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by Zin27278592

Is there a way to remove scratches from glass/ceramic cooktop?


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  • Rosemary Danielewicz Rosemary Danielewicz on Nov 25, 2017

    Good question

  • Laurie Laurie on Nov 25, 2017

    try some toothpaste

  • Patricia Berg-Smith Patricia Berg-Smith on Nov 25, 2017

    Not that I know of. Resist scrubbing off burnt on food with anything abrasive in the future. They make special scrubbers and non scratch cream for this. For really stubborn stains that will not come off safely, you can actually use oven cleaner. I don't leave it on very long, just long enough to loosen the burnt on food. Works great.

  • Willene McCall Willene McCall on Nov 25, 2017

    I use baking soda and damp paper towel, then rinse.


    • User User on Aug 09, 2018

      I just moved in to a new place, and my landlord hired a cleaning lady. She used a metal sponge to clean inside my toilets and the bathtubs; in order to remove the water build up stains. The bathtubs are ok, I cannot see much scratches damage (maybe they are less visible, I guess). When I saw the toilets bowls, they were all scratched inside (noticeable) . I could not believe! It was my first time requesting a cleaning lady because I usually do my house cleaning. However, the landlord did not clean the unit once he left :( He was supposed to rent the place clean, go figure. I told her about the toilets bowls scratches, but she just said: I'm sorry. Once she left, I started researching how to remove scratches from ceramic, and I saw this site and your post. I gave a try using baking soda on my scratched toilets bowls; it did work!! The scratches fade quite a bit; they are almost unnoticeable, pretty much I can not see them anymore. What a blessing! Thank you :)

  • Ellis Ellis on Nov 27, 2017

    So you don't get scratches from scrubbing, use Cerama Bryte cleaner. It's a liquid cleaner, kind of thick, you put it on the cool stove top, let it sit a few minutes on really dirty spots, then scrub with a paper towel or the scrubber sponge they include in a kit. Then just rinse clean with a damp paper towel. Cerama Bryte is sold in Lowe's, Home Depot, etc., usually near the appliance sales department.


    I've been using it daily for years, cleaning the stovetop last thing after the dinner clean-up, with good results. Especially don't let acidic stains sit for long (tomato sauce, vinegar, lemon juice), they can etch the stove top. The only scratch I have after years is from dragging a pot across the stove top, my fault. So I'll be trying MAAS, too.