Only clean completely cold glass
Wait until the appliance and glass are cold. Thermal shock and unsuitable products can damage ceramic glass or surrounding seals.
A cautious method
Start with a soft damp cloth and a cleaner specifically suitable for stove glass. Work gently and remove residues with a clean cloth. Keep aggressive products away from painted surfaces and gaskets.
What to avoid
Abrasive pads, blades used carelessly and harsh chemicals can scratch glass or damage finishes. Never spray liquid onto hot glass.
If it turns black quickly
Fast recurring soot may indicate low combustion temperature, poor pellet or wood quality, blocked air passages, a dirty burn pot, weak draught or leaking seals. Cleaning the symptom is not the same as correcting the cause.
Related spare parts
If the glass is damaged or a seal is no longer effective, identify the exact appliance model before ordering replacement glass or gaskets.
Frequently asked questions
Can I clean hot stove glass?
No. Allow it to cool completely to avoid burns and thermal shock.
Why does the glass turn black again after one day?
Persistent blackening can be linked to fuel, airflow, low combustion temperature, deposits or sealing problems.
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