Has anyone used a car porduct to clean/polish a glass cooktop.

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Our glass cooktop has baked-on stuff that wont come off with household products.
Just wondering.
 
Its not a car product but had to resort to a straight edge razor blade (in a holder) a few times. Followed up with the good old magic eraser.

Once its clean I use an orange pad on the Girots polisher with the polish that came with the stove. :buffing:
 
Yep! PB SSR3 then 2. Restored to like new.Had a LOT of crap burned on from cooking for Thanksgiving/Christmas/NYE last year - Boiled peanut juice, chocolate sauce, cajun roux, soup, bbq sauce and tons of other stuff. It was a mess.
 
Klasse AIO has worked wonders in the past when other 'cooktop cleaners' wouldn't cut it!
 
I know some Vette owners that use Ceramibrite (stove cleaner) to clean their mufflers and tips.
 
I mixed up some UWW+ for the lady to use for cleaning our stove when we ran out of our normal house cleaners, she enjoyed it. She uses a microfiber sponge to clean everything too, it did a good job, left it nice and shiny too!!
 
Klasse FTW. I even use it to machine polish the outside of the windows on my house. Does wonders getting the water spots off.
 
Porsche Pilot said:
Klasse FTW. I even use it to machine polish the outside of the windows on my house. Does wonders getting the water spots off.
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Klasse AIO is so versatile around the house. Just dont use it on the tile shower floor ... man that was a painful lesson.
 
That's funny a few weeks ago the misses said we gotta remember to get more Cook top® cleaning cream for smooth top ranges. Lol its a white & black p-bottle well after paying closer attention to it I would swear its just a light polish looks,smells and acts like it? So I get some M205 and a kitchen sponge bam it does a way better job! I just wiped it down with dish soap the oils Idk if its good for it or not? Now I gotta share my polish for the stove :awman:
 
Is it just glass or that glass/ceramic mix that is used on some stovetops? From what I understand using cleaners other than those designed for glass-ceramic cooktops can ultimately damage the cooktop. I'd stick with something like ceramibrite to be safe, but maybe other people have a better handle on the situation. A steam cleaner used carefully could never hurt (I've used my McCulloch on our glass-ceramic ge cooktop and it worked very well).
 
itsinthedetails said:
Is it just glass or that glass/ceramic mix that is used on some stovetops? From what I understand using cleaners other than those designed for glass-ceramic cooktops can ultimately damage the cooktop. I'd stick with something like ceramibrite to be safe, but maybe other people have a better handle on the situation. A steam cleaner used carefully could never hurt (I've used my McCulloch on our glass-ceramic ge cooktop and it worked very well).
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Did not damage mine.
 
I've had good luck with a straight razor blade to scrape the burnt on stuff that wouldn't come off with ceramabrite or a baking soda paste. After carefully scraping and following it up with the cooktop cleaner, it looked practically new...mine is a whirlpool black cooktop, so it shows everything.
 
itsinthedetails said:
Is it just glass or that glass/ceramic mix that is used on some stovetops? From what I understand using cleaners other than those designed for glass-ceramic cooktops can ultimately damage the cooktop. I'd stick with something like ceramibrite to be safe, but maybe other people have a better handle on the situation. A steam cleaner used carefully could never hurt (I've used my McCulloch on our glass-ceramic ge cooktop and it worked very well).
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I have tried the ceramibrite cleaner. It never cleaned the burnt stuff.
 
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