Glass stovetops, which are commonly found on induction and ceramic cooktops, have become increasingly popular due to their sleek, modern appearance and efficient cooking performance. Induction cooktops work by heating cookware directly through electromagnetic fields, which makes them energy-efficient and allows for rapid temperature adjustments. The smooth glass surface not only looks stylish but also makes cleaning much easier compared to traditional coil or gas burners. However, despite their many advantages, glass stovetops require proper care and maintenance to keep them looking their best and functioning properly. Over time, they can develop scratches, stains, chips, or other types of damage if not handled carefully. There are several signs that indicate your glass stovetop may need…CONTINUE READING…