How to Clean an Electric Stove

If you are a cooking enthusiast, you are surely always on the lookout for new techniques, recipes, and gadgets to create the best desserts and dishes easily. On the other hand, if you remodeled your kitchen and opted for an electric stove, it surely looks very modern and elegant, but we also know that cleaning it can be quite a challenge, but don't worry, here we explain how to clean an electric stove step by step, don't complicate your life! How to clean an electric stove step by step If you have a modern electric stove, whether with burners or a glass top, cleaning it well is necessary to keep it in good condition and prolong its lifespan, so don't miss these tricks, they will make your life easier! Before getting started It's important to consider a few things before you start cleaning your stove: 1. Make sure it is completely cool before cleaning, otherwise, you could burn yourself. 2. Check the manual, as this is the only way to know the specific instructions for each model. You can also read: 3 ways to clean your ovenDaily cleaning It may seem obvious, but it is essential to clean the electric or induction stove after cooking, as this prevents grease buildup or stains from becoming more difficult to remove.  Once it cools down, wet a clean cloth and add a drop or two of dish soap to remove all grease or stuck food. Then, wipe away any soap residue with a damp cloth, and that's it, this is the best way to maintain it. If there is some grease on your stove, you can use a mixture of white vinegar and water to clean it.  How to deep clean an electric stove If your induction stove needs a deep clean or has very stubborn stains, don't worry, we'll explain how to make it sparkle clean.  The first thing you should do is mix ½ cup of baking soda with ¼ cup of water until you form a paste, then apply it to the grease or food stains and let it sit for about 5 minutes. One of the largest manufacturers of electric stoves recommends using a silicone spatula to remove stuck food, as a steel utensil could scratch the glass top.   You can also read: How to clean the grease off your walls?