Why your stove glass fogs up and how to resolve it

causes of fogged stove glass

When the glass of your stove becomes foggy, it can be attributed to various factors. Often, this occurs due to incomplete combustion of the firewood. This may happen if the wood is too damp or if there is insufficient airflow to the combustion chamber. The result is the formation of soot that adheres to the glass, causing it to lose its clarity. Another potential cause could be improper adjustment of the stove itself, leading to suboptimal combustion. Additionally, using unsuitable fuels such as painted or treated wood can also contribute to the build-up of grime on the glass. Regularly cleaning your stove glass is therefore crucial to maintain a clear and efficient operation of your stove.

how to clean your stove glass with Lithofin Haardreiniger

Lithofin Haardreiniger provides an effective solution for cleaning foggy stove glass. This specially formulated cleaner works through a foaming formula that loosens and dissolves stubborn dirt. By spraying the cleaner directly onto the glass and allowing it to act for a few minutes, soot and other residues can be easily wiped away with a cloth or sponge. This product is mildly alkaline and free from solvents, making it safe for both domestic and professional use. It is a liquid cleaner that is easy to apply, without the presence of harsh chemicals or unpleasant odours.

• Effective at removing soot and baked-on residues
• Restores the transparency of stove glass
• Mildly alkaline formula without solvents
• Safer and more environmentally friendly alternative to aggressive chemicals
• Suitable for both domestic and professional use