Today I show you how to clean the white halos on the plates of cooking.
You know those white spots that persist even after a classic cleaning.
Looks like the plate is dirty or in poor condition! These traces are often due to a liquid that has overflowed and burned.
Luckily, my grandmother gave me her natural trick to remove white marks on the hob .
Since I do this regularly, my plate is like new. I'm delighted.
In addition, it works equally well for ceramic or induction hobs.
It's quick and easy, just a little Marseille soap and rubbing alcohol. Watch:
- 30 g flake Marseille soap
- lukewarm water
- 500 ml spray bottle
- household alcohol in a spray bottle
- 2 clean microfiber cloths
- cotton tea towel
1. Put the Marseille soap flakes in the sprayer.
2. Add lukewarm water on top to fill the bottle.
3. Close and shake to dissolve and mix.
4. Spray the mixture on a microfiber cloth.
5. Wipe your plates with the soaked cloth.
6. Rinse with clean water.
7. Dry the plate with the cotton towel.
8. Spray some rubbing alcohol.
9. Leave on for a minute or two.
10. Wipe with the other microfiber cloth.
And There you go ! The halos on your hob are now completely gone :-)
Easy, fast and efficient, right?
Your induction or ceramic hob is impeccable and shines with a thousand lights!
And all that, just with 2 simple and natural products.
White marks disappear without rubbing . It's really convenient.
If, like me, you're a little lazy, you'll love this trick, believe me!
Do you know what I prefer? That's the price!
This trick really costs nothing. We are far from a product like VitroClen which is expensive and very chemical.
My tip? I wipe my glass hob with household alcohol after each use.
And when there has been a small overflow, I clean immediately with Marseille soap.
The Marseille soap degreases the plate and cleans it very gently. It allows to take off the burnt residues without scratching.
Rinsed well with clear water, it leaves no additional traces.
Especially if you use a cotton cloth to wipe.
Household alcohol will make the glass shine without rubbing a.
Whether the hob is induction or ceramic, it will shine brightly.
If there are residues well stuck on the plate, do not scrape with a small knife or an abrasive sponge.
You will scratch the glass. Soak them in soapy water and use a wooden spatula once instead.
Please note that the ceramic hob is not a work surface:do not cut anything on it. Again, you'll scratch it.
