Frying Pan has marked new Ceramic hob... Advice, please!...

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Darthvadar

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Brand new Ceramic Hob... Less than a week installed...

Tefal Frying Pan has left a terrible mark on the ceramic.... Is there any way of getting it off???...

Thanks...

Darth...
 
Have you tried the ceramic hob cleaner available in supermarkets? This in combination with a hob scraper (basically a razor blade and holder) removes pretty much anything.
Leo
 
Thanks Leo....

I'll look into that!.... I get the horrible feeling though that there has been some kind of change in the plate... It looks like it has a rainbow type hue....

I'm SO annoyed with myself!... Not a week in the house, and I've ruined it!... Grrr!.....
 
RELAX Darth...you haven't ruined it. Some oil got on the glass and caught slightly, it does leave a rainbow hue. As stated by Leo hob cleaner is the way to go and either a non-stick scourer or a hob scraper.

It'll come up a treat :)
 
Wow!!!!....

Thank you SO much, ACA!... I hope you're right.... I'll get a Hob cleaner in the supermarket, and give it a go!...

Thank you VERY much for the reassurance!...

God bless...

Darth....
 
Well, you ARE a clever lot!!!!!....

Unearthed a bottle of Hob Cleaner, and knew that there was a scraper in the drawer...

Did as you suggested, and it has come up perfectly!!!...

Thank you all so much.... I'm grinning like a Cheshire cat!...

God bless you all...

Darth....
 
Harvery Norman do a great hob cleaner for €4, a 2 minute wipe of the hob with this cleaner (or any hob cleaner) after it cools every time you use it and I can definitely tell you that even years later mine still looks like new!
 
Good idea, Fizz....

I'll invest in some good hob cleaner... This has been a MAJOR wake up call for me... I'll be VERY careful from now on... Got away with it once... Doubt if I'd be so lucky again!....

ACA... I REALLY doubted your advice (sorry!)... But you were right.. I bow to your superior knowledge... Thank you again....

Thank you again, everyone....

Darth...
 
Darthvadar said:
This has been a MAJOR wake up call for me... I'll be VERY careful from now on... Got away with it once... Doubt if I'd be so lucky again!....
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I'll bet you will! One of the beauties of ceramic hobs, they really do come up like new so long as you use the correct cleaners and avoid anything abrasive. My 6 year old one has taken plenty of spills over the years and still looks like new once cleaned.
 
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