My stove needs help, I had milk that boiled over 
admittedly i have never known how to properly clean induction cook tops and I really wish I had a gas range. What’s your secrets for keeping these things clean?
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My housekeeper turned me on to the best way to clean it!!! A simple pumice stone. Very inexpensive & very easy to do. Just gently scrub. I’ll never look back! LOL
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Bar keepers friend takes it right off
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I use oven cleaner and a scrub daddy.
I use the “pink stuff” on my stove
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Clean it up as soon as it happens
Easy off
Turn ur stove or oven on first to get it all hot then turn it off and spray it while it’s warm …comes off super quick that way
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What’s my secret? 
I make my husband do a deep cleaning every few months because it disgusts me lol and he does an amazing job
I simply turn on all burners for a few minutes and use a soapy scrub daddy then wipe clean with a towel. Makes it super easy. Vs hubs who just uses warm soapy on a scrub daddy water and a butter knife. Guess who takes longer.
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These work really well. I just use the dawn dish soap powerwash spray wet and ring the sponge then use the scruby side then the sponge side and dry with a paper towel. Really burnt and hard to Scrub areas I use a scraping razor but the sponges work really well and rarely have to use a razor afterwards.
Induction is the glass top yeah? Use a razor blade and oven cleaner.
they sell glasstop stove cleaner. That is the best thing to use. But vinegar and baking soda paste will eat that off and not damage the top.
If it’s a flat top use a razor blade
So I use Dawn platinum dish soap. Sorry a little on with some water. Gently wipe the soap and water together and let sit for 5 minutes. Then start wiping and scrubbing away. Works like a charm every time.