Review on 🔪 Kyocera Advanced Ceramic Ceraplaner: Ultimate Utility Scraper in Sleek Black Design by Aaron Romero

I bought a Kyocera Ceraplaner four years ago to renovate the oiled wooden top of my kitchen island. The Kyocera did its job, I put it in a drawer and almost forgot about it. Recently I needed something to remove the burned-in dirt from my ceramic hob and I thought of Kyocera. Some reviewers have reported scratching issues, but the Kyocera worked well on my stovetop, surprisingly well. Your mileage may vary. This evening I used the Kyocera to clean the glass window of my Cuisinart steamer from two years of baked-on grease and dirt. Fast and easy! I was so happy with the result that I decided to write this review. As others have pointed out, the Kyocera's blade is not sharp and there is little risk of cutting.