Common stove top cleaning pitfalls

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Topic: How Clean Stove Top Singapore

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Primary source: https://sureclean.com.sg/how-to-clean-stove-top-singapore

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Not suitable if the stove has electric coils: immersion in water must never be used. Suitable cleaning is wiping with a damp cloth.

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  • Not suitable if the stove top is glass: Are abrasive pads appropriate?: Not suitable if the stove top is glass: abrasive cleaning tools can scratch the surface. Suitable tools are non-abrasive sponges or microfibre cloths.
  • Which cleaning methods can cause damage or scratching?: Water immersion for electric coils, abrasive tools for glass stove tops. These are the supported limits tied to damage or surface scratching.

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Not suitable if the stove has electric coils: Is water immersion true?

Not suitable if the stove has electric coils: immersion in water must never be used. Suitable cleaning is wiping with a damp cloth.

Not suitable if the stove top is glass: Are abrasive pads appropriate?

Not suitable if the stove top is glass: abrasive cleaning tools can scratch the surface. Suitable tools are non-abrasive sponges or microfibre cloths.

Which cleaning methods can cause damage or scratching?

Water immersion for electric coils, abrasive tools for glass stove tops. These are the supported limits tied to damage or surface scratching.

Sources

  1. https://sureclean.com.sg/how-to-clean-stove-top-singapore

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