How to clean your beautiful induction hob every day without scratching it?
And what to do if burn marks and stains have become encrusted on your induction hobs?
Wondering how to clean them without scratching them?
And you don't dare try anything other than the highly chemical "specialty" product. It's quite normal.
Induction hobs are super fragile.
Fortunately, there is an effective trick to naturally wash your induction hobs without damaging them.
To clean them easily, Grandma's trick is to use clay stone, also called silver stone.
And to save even more, you can even do it yourself at home. Here's how in 2 minutes.
You want to make your clay stone, nothing could be simpler! You will need the following ingredients:
- 400 ml of white clay
- 200 ml baking soda
- 200 ml of liquid black soap
- 10 to 15 drops of lemon (or tea tree) essential oil
1. In a container, mix the powders.
2. Add the liquids. Your mixture should be pasty.
3. Put this paste in a jar that closes.
4. Let it dry for at least 8 days before use.
Using your clay stone is very simple.
1. Moisten the clay with a sponge that you pass through the pot.
2. Clean your plates by gently passing your sponge over them.
3. Then rinse with clear water.
4. Finish by drying/polishing with a microfiber cloth.
There you go, your induction hobs are spotless with this gentle wash :-)
Simple, practical and effective!
Your scorched or greasy induction hobs will regain their shine quickly and naturally.
And no risk of scratching them! The clay is slightly gritty to remove grime, but it's soft enough not to mar the surface.
I use clay stone, which is a mixture of soap and clay. I like its 100% natural side, but also its practical side.
Very easy to use, it is an outstanding multipurpose cleaner. We already told you about its many properties some time ago.
If you don't want to make your own clay stone, you can buy it ready-made.
To get it, you can easily find it in major DIY stores and if you don't want to go anywhere, you can order it directly here on the Internet.
Know that you can also use this recipe for your ceramic hobs as often as you want without any problem.
For the regular maintenance of your plates, you can also use a scraper like this one. It removes traces of burnt easily and quickly before it dries.
And for regular maintenance of your plates, vinegar works wonders. Find out how here.
