How to clean an induction hob? 3 tips for a shiny hob

Cleaning an induction hob effectively requires the right techniques and products to maintain its shine and functionality. For the best results, using HG hob cleaner extra strong is recommended as it safely removes stubborn grease, dirt, and food residues, leaving a fresh fragrance and a dirt-repellent film. Follow these steps for optimal cleaning: let the hob cool, apply HG cleaner with a cloth, wipe off with a rinsed cloth, and polish with a dry microfiber cloth. For daily maintenance, HG hob cleaner for everyday use is ideal.

Alternatives include cleaning with a damp cloth after cooking, using a special scraper at a 45-60 degree angle, and avoiding harsh agents like Cif or lemon. Non-HG methods may not guarantee success. Curious about more tips to keep your induction hob pristine?

Cleaning your induction hob with HG for the best results

How to clean an induction hob

HG hob cleaner extra strong is a safe product for removing stubborn grease, dirt, scale and spilled food. You can use this product on all types of induction and ceramic hobs, safely and effectively. The cleaner leaves a fresh fragrance after cleaning. It also leaves a dirt-repellent and shiny film behind.

This is how you use HG hob cleaner extra strong:

  1. Let the hob cool down.
  2. Apply the HG hob cleaner with a cloth.
  3. Rub it properly on the induction hob or the ceramic hob.
  4. Then wipe off the hob with a clean and rinsed-out cloth.
  5. Polish the induction hob with a dry microfiber cloth until the hob shines.

For daily cleaning of all types of induction and ceramic hobs we recommend HG hob cleaner for everyday use. The cleaner removes the remnants of daily cooking after use.

Hygienic cooking with a clean induction cooktop

If you use your hob everyday, it can be impossible to avoid food remnants and grease stains, especially if cooking fried food. If dirt is not removed, it can burn into the induction hob and becomes difficult to remove.

Selecting the right products can make an enormous difference to cleaning an induction hob. As well as keeping your kitchen clean, this is also hygienic. Read the tips below to keep your induction hob in top condition and to extend its lifespan.

3 tips on how to clean your induction hob

You can clean an induction hob in various ways. However, you should be careful to not scratch the glass surface when you do so. With proper preparation, it can be a quick and easy job. Various tips are shared on the internet. HG randomly selected a number of tips for cleaning an induction hob.How to clean an induction hob

  1. Clean your hob after use

Just after you’ve eaten is the best time to clean an induction hob. Once the hob has cooled down, use a damp cloth to remove any food remnants and stain. This means you can remove any remnants and grease before they solidify and become more difficult to remove. You can then use a clean microfiber cloth for polishing.

  1. Use a special scraper

Use a special scraper to remove dirt. Do not use too much force and keep the scraper at an angle of 45-60 degrees to avoid causing any scratches. Wipe off the hob with water and dry it with a clean microfibre cloth.

  1. Use specially formulated cleaning products like HG

You should avoid using aggressive cleaning products and also be careful with advice on the internet. For example, Cif, soda or lemon can cause scratches, discolouring and other damage to your hob. You should use only lukewarm water, a damp cloth or a product that was developed specifically for cleaning an induction hob. You can try HG hob cleaner and HG hob cleaner extra strong.

If you have any other tips for cleaning your induction hob, feel free to let us know. You can also see how to clean a ceramic hob and how to clean an oven.

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Frequently Asked Questions about cleaning an induction cooktop surface.

Most scratches occur due to cleaning the hob wrongly. To clean the induction hob glass, you should use either a microfibre cloth or a special scraper. Cleaning products with citric acid or soda can scratch the surface. You should also avoid removing food remnants with a knife or a scouring sponge. After cleaning, put the special cover on the hob as extra protection against scratching.

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