Ceramic Stove Top Discoloration- what to do?






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My stove came with
a sample size cleaner (Cerama Bryte) which you can get reasonably prized
on amazon. You apply it on, I use a paper towel, and then a clean one to wipe it
off. Sometimes I get little burned bumps on it and those you have to scrape with a hard plastic edge scraper. Amazon sells it if you buy the whole kit. What I read is if you use this product regularly when you cook it will make the stove top more resistant to this problem. I use it after cooking if I get boil overs or splatters and it works good and keeps my stove top looking nice. Just alittle more hassle. I’d never recommend this type of stove to my single son. Lol!
Weiman Glass Cooktop Cleaner is an absolute must if you have 1 of these cooktops. They sell a thick cream for heavy stains & spills & not long ago came out with a wonderful spray that I use on a daily basis that takes care of all but any crusted spills. I use a microfiber cloth & rub it briskly then flip the cloth over to the dry side & buff until like new again. Once a week or 2 I’ll use the cream (only with paper towels). My beautiful LG induction range is now a year old & even with all the cooking I do it still looks brand new.
I concur with all the Weiman fans. It's the only thing I've found that works.
We have the same issue but use the cooktop cleaner recommended in our stove manual. Hopefully they have a recommendation in there for you to use
Old thread/question but this may help someone. I had a very similar issue after forgetting about my boiling eggs.... Yikes! Luckily stove shut itself off. Figured I had ruined stove top! It left marks just like that. I thought either got way too hot or, burned in water stain. I tried a number of things no luck. Then I used an RV oxidation remover, took it all off straight away, no effort. No damage to glass top. Give it a shot.