The viral and miraculous trick of a tiktoker to clean the dirtiest ceramic hobs (and with products you have at home)

Surely, cleaning the ceramic hob is one of the things that brings you down the street of bitterness. Its exposure to oil and food splashes combined with high temperatures make it dirty very easily. And if, in addition, the vitro is several years old, has endured scratches, etc… things get complicated.

Now, We have discovered on TikTok a trick that has gone viral to clean the ceramic hob and make it look like new. The trick, published by superfrank7k, has almost 70,000 views. And the best thing is that to clean the vitro following the instructions of this tikotoker, you only have to use ingredients that we all have at home.

The viral trick to clean the vitro

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To clean the vitro following the Superfranck7 trick, you just have to use baking soda, water and vinegar. That easy. To start, you will have to put baking soda in a bowl and add a little water, then stir until it is dissolved.

The next step will be to pour the mixture on the dirty part of the vitro, and light the fire. Then, you have to pour vinegar on the mixture so that a chemical reaction takes place when it comes into contact with the heat of the plate. The tiktoker recommends turning on the extractor hood during the process so that the smell of vinegar does not spread throughout the house.

Then, after that reaction, it’s time to rub (with a sponge that doesn’t scratch, yes). Remove the mass and dirt, and apply a specific cleaning product for ceramic hobs. And so, your vitro will be like newas this tiktoker assures in the video that you can see below.

These cleaning products may interest you

• Ceramic hob scraper. Price in El Corte Inglés: 2.50 euros.

• Vitro Savings Pack + Grease Remover 750 ml x 2. Price in El Corte Inglés: 5.95 euros.

Baking soda 500 grams – Multipurpose Cleaner, removes Grease. Price: 7.59 euros.

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