🧽 Cerama Bryte Ceramic Cooktop Cleaner Kit: 28 oz Cleaner, Scraper, and 5 Cleaning Pads Review

Suitable for cleaning electric stoves; very handy to have a scraper as well as cleaning solution and pads. Be sure to wait until the element has cooled sufficiently before cleaning.

I bought a new glass hob and I want it to look like new so I bought this cleaner. It goes on easily but when I started rubbing it in a circular motion like the instructions say it didn't cover a large area so I had to use more to cover all 4 burners. After application with a soft cloth, the excess is removed, which required a strong hand and a lot of work to get a shiny surface. It took me 3 or 4 times before I had a glossy finish with no streaks. Too much work if you have to do this after…

Almost two years ago we bought a house with a glass oven. I grew up with an electric range and oven, but an older version with coils, and then cooked on gas for most of my adulthood. I was a bit apprehensive about the glass oven (see I was able to maintain it fairly well after familiarizing myself with its quirks (not many) and best practices. I also cook successfully on cast iron - I'm just being careful and sometimes you just have to use cast iron use. It is very important to keep pans and…

This is a five year review on this product: Summary: It works incredibly well and I use the same bottle even though I use it a few times a day. Week.Detail: At the beginning of 2010 we moved into a new house. It had a ceramic hob (not coincidentally, we would have preferred a gas hob) Of course we needed something to clean the hob as dinner leaves greasy porridge splattered everywhere. I stumbled across Revain and found this. Since then I've been using it at least once a week. Put simply, it…

I have always used gas stovetops but my cabin has no gas and I can only get propane in season so my husband considered buying an electric range/stovetop. I read the manual from start to finish as I have never used a ceramic/glass hob. It said if it boils or spills, wipe it up IMMEDIATELY with a CLEAN, DRY CLOTH. On first use I didn't realize how fast my potato water would boil and it was simmering a LITTLE so I removed the pot and retrieved a CLEAN DRY MICROBER rag which is the only thing I use