Lift, Don’t Drag: Dragging pots or pans can create micro-scratches that weaken the glass. Always lift when moving cookware.
A Simple Trick That Saves Your Stove
Some experts recommend keeping a thin cloth or silicone mat nearby to set hot pans on temporarily, rather than placing them directly on the stove. This small habit can save hundreds of dollars in repairs—or worse, prevent dangerous shattering.
Final Thoughts
A glass top stove may look delicate, but with careful use and attention to temperature, it can last for many years. The key is awareness and prevention—don’t let one careless moment turn your sleek kitchen centerpiece into a costly accident.
