“I have read the reviews on the LG cooktop on several websites and one I see is the bubbles that come up on the surface of the cooktop. Is that a defect or does it come that way? Can you provide close up photos?”
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They aren't bubbles. They're obviously LG's attempt to have a sub-surface that's either different from every other cooktop out there or, an attempt to help camouflage any streaks you might have from cleaning (they're uniform). I don't care how well you clean this or any top. You will have a streak or "10" on the surface. It's glass. Hence, streaks. Even using the supplied cleaner. The best, and only way I know of to have no streaks is to clean with any decent grease cleaner and then "squeegee" it off. No streaks. Performance wise. You won't be unhappy with this thing. Boils water 30% faster then any gas appliance I've ever used. Cooks fast, and clean. Buy it and you won't even notice the texture under the glass in 2 weeks. Hope this helps. Oh yeah. Buy a 6 dollar squeegee.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.If should not come that way upon delivery. Regrettably, I am not able to provide any pictures of the cooktop. Please seek help on the forums on https://www.facebook.com/LGUSA; they are a great resource for getting help from other LG customers. Thank you. ^Daphane
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