Review on 🌟 Weiman Max Cooktop Cleaner - 9 Ounce - Effortlessly Eliminate Stubborn Burned-On Food, Grease, and Watermarks, Crafting a Gleaming Glass Cooktop by Chad Mills

I have struggled to clean my glass cooktop since the day I bought this cooker. This is my second glass cooktop; the first clear as a dream. I liked it so much that I persuaded my mother to buy the same one. It was also easy to clean. But not what is in my kitchen now! I believe Satan lives just below the surface of my cooktop and his body exudes an oily residue that settles on the surface. If you look at my hob, it gets dirty. Purifying it is like entering the last circle of Hell. I'm not a dirty person; There are no weeks baked on food. I clean the animal after each use. I used the cleaner that came with my stovetop and then one of those white limescale liquids that are made for stovetops. This removes spatter but leaves a very hazy film. I've had the most success with a cloth dipped in very hot water and a dab of dish soap. I then use a second clean hot damp cloth and dry it with a third clean cloth. I may have to do this whole ritual twice. swearing involved. Wayman, my hero, enter! Cleans, polishes and leaves no streaks. Dampen the double-sided pad, apply a small amount of the product to the hob in a circular motion (no hard rubbing required), wipe and dry with a clean cloth. It takes less time and is less of a hassle than other methods I've tried. Weiman even got rid of some of the foggy areas that have haunted me for months. I think this product represents good value for money as very little paste is required to clean up a normal mess. I used too much initially, with leaves leaving little white grains on the stove. I noticed that some reviewers have complained about the smell. To me it smells like normal detergent. The smell is not pleasant, but not strong either. To be honest this product can smell like sewage and I will probably use it without any complaint. Thanks to Weyman, Satan is done for!