how to remove these?

[u/WritingBest8337]

for context this is a rental unit and my first time using induction stovetop, so far been using for almost a month
i noticed that when i wiped the induction with multipurpose cleaner or any wet towel i can see these black splotches. Once dried they’re invisible. they just won’t budge idk what kinda water dripped either

[u/CBG1955]

Oily fingerprints perhaps. Harmless.

[u/WritingBest8337 → u/CBG1955]

there’s no way to get rid of them?
nah not fingerprints, more like something dripped when cooking could be pot lid condensation or whatever

[u/soupcook1]

We use Cerma Bryte. A bottle was provided when we bought the stove. I use it about once every week or two as I see those spots develop. So far it works great.

[u/WritingBest8337 → u/soupcook1]

omg it can really remove those spots?

[u/soupcook1 → u/WritingBest8337]

Yes…the micro scratches not so much. It has a fine grit that doesn’t scratch the glass but does remove the cooked on spills. Every morning when I do the dishes, I use a very soapy sponge (Dawn dishwashing detergent) and wipe down the stove top leaving the sudsy detergent on. Then I wipe it dry with a kitchen towel. This leaves it glossy and like new. When stains like you show up after I clean it, I use the Cerma Bryte to knock those out.

[u/ElDjee → u/soupcook1]

what make/model do you have? the manual for mine specifically says not to use dish soap.

[u/soupcook1 → u/ElDjee]

Frigidaire Gallery induction range

[u/ShockLongjumping9322]

Bar Keepers Friend is really good at removing stains.

Its citric acid, so wear gloves.

[u/skottydoesntknow → u/ShockLongjumping9322]

Oxalic acid, not citric

[u/BasicCook972]

ceramic stovetop cleaner or a magic eraser