This rule may seem obvious to many, but sometimes it is forgotten, and the consequences are not the most pleasant.
The stove is washed at least once a week, and in some cases every day. It all depends on how often it is used and what is being cooked.
But not everyone realizes that this harmless activity can damage expensive equipment. Sometimes the desire for the best leads to the opposite result.
Experts have pointed out that it is absolutely forbidden to use powdered detergents when washing the stove.
They differ significantly from gels in that they not only clean ceramic and enamel surfaces, but also leave small grooves.
Powder is small crystals that do not dissolve immediately, so they have time to scratch the equipment. Experts advise using only gels to wash the stove. In this case, the likelihood of scratches on the surface of the equipment is reduced to zero.
