Induction hob rear zone discolouration after boiling pan of water for pasta or rice
Applies to
- Induction Hob
Resolution
Food may boil over from time to time, ensure the hob is dry and switched off before applying any cleaning product.
It is possible with steel and aluminium pans that stains may appear on the surface of the Hob.
To remove the stains / marks
- Any discolouration of the Hob can be dealt with by cleaning the surface with Vitro Care Hob Cleaner which can be found in the WebShop.
- Apply a few drops of the Vitro Care Hob Cleaner to the surface
- Use a piece of kitchen towel and rub it over the surface of the mark
- As the mark gradually disappears it will appear as a grey mark on the kitchen towel
- Repeat as necessary
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