Frequently Asked Questions

Can a glass cooktop really crack?

Yes. Impact, thermal stress, scratches, and other damage can affect a glass-ceramic cooktop.

Can I put a hot pan on an unused burner?

Follow your manufacturer’s instructions. As a general precaution, avoid placing extremely hot cookware on a cooler section of the glass surface.

Can I use cast iron?

Some glass cooktops permit cast iron, but recommendations vary. Check your specific appliance manual and handle the cookware carefully.

How can I prevent scratches?

Use cookware with clean, smooth bottoms and lift pans instead of dragging them across the surface.

Can I cook on a cracked cooktop?

It’s safest to stop using a damaged cooktop until you’ve checked the manufacturer’s guidance or had it professionally assessed.

The Bottom Line

You don’t have to treat a glass cooktop like it’s made of paper. It’s designed for everyday cooking, but a few careful habits can help prevent unnecessary damage.

Don’t drop heavy cookware, don’t drag rough  pans, avoid placing extremely hot objects on cooler areas, and let the surface cool naturally before cleaning it.

That small bit of extra care can help keep your glass cooktop looking good and working properly for years to come.

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