How to Remove Scratches from a Ceramic Cooker Hob – TESTED

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Scratches on glass cooker tops are not uncommon. They make your cooker top look old and ugly.

I was cooking the other day. Food dribbled under the pan, heated up and burned into carbon (I was unaware this had happened).

I don’t like washing up, so I decided not to use a spoon. Instead I used a technique Chef’s call ‘Tossing’.

I tossed and shook my pan vigorously on the glass cooker top until I got weary and couldn’t toss anymore.

Once I had finished, I removed my pan and to my surprise there was a stupid amount of white scratches on the ceramic glass cooker top.

I rent, so I wasn’t worried about the cooker. I was worried about how I was going to cover this up so I get my full deposit back!

So in this video I test 6 ways to remove scratches from a glass ceramic stove cooker hob top and confirm which method is the best.

Product I used to remove the scratches:

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Date: April 7, 2019

45 thoughts on “How to Remove Scratches from a Ceramic Cooker Hob – TESTED

  1. You need to use the right type of cookware as well… most cookware will say somewhere on the pot/pan or box it came in if it’s compatible with your stovetop. This is usually what causes the scratches in the first place. 😊
    If I had to choose I wouldn’t buy another glass top, they are pretty but…. As soon as they scratch they don’t look so pretty anymore.

  2. I accidentally caught our front door spy hole when I was sanding the front door ready to repaint it and it made a right mess of it and you couldn't see through it at all (it was just white fog) and our neighbour said to use Brasso (liquid or wadding), so I gave it a try and it brought the glass back up to like new with no visible scratches on it at all. I was convinced I was going to have to buy a replacement one before I tried the Brasso, so I was really pleased.

    When I needed to get some light scratches off our induction hob, I used Brasso again and it worked.

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