This is because glass is a poor conductor of heat, so when a hot object is placed on it, the glass can become stressed and weaken. When the hot lid is placed face down on the glass stovetop, it can create a sudden and significant temperature change, which can cause the glass to break.
To avoid this danger, it is important to always place hot lids on a heat-resistant surface, such as a trivet or a countertop that can handle high temperatures. It is also a good idea to let the lid cool down for a few minutes before placing it on any surface to reduce the risk of thermal shock.
7. Ignoring Cracks or Chips
If you notice a crack or chip on your glass stovetop, don’t ignore it. Even small cracks or chips can expand over time and cause the stovetop to shatter. Replace the stovetop immediately or seek professional repair.
8. Heating an Empty Pot or Pan
Never heat an empty pot or pan on a glass stovetop. This can cause the pot or pan to overheat and damage the stovetop. Always ensure that there is food or liquid in your cookware before placing it on the stovetop.
9. Not Following the Manufacturer’s Instructions
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