Cerama Bryte Removes Tough Stains Cooktop and Stove Top Cleaner for Glass - Ceramic Surfaces, 18 Ounces, 4 Pack

Works great as promised

Oh so much better than Weiman! I did buy a kit from Weiman, because of the scrubber that was included. But the cleaner itself? I'll buy Cerama Bryte again. It works much better than Weiman does. Less scrubbing, and a nice aroma, too. Definitely will keep using Cerama Bryte.

We used this cleaner with our new cooktop. We didn't realize how much better, easier and less messy it was until we couldn't find it and had to use other brands. We use less of the Cerama Bryte. It dries A LOT faster than others and cleans off much easier and faster. Cleaning is off you get little, flakes that are wipe off quickly, and you can scoop up and remove. The other brands turn almost powdery making them hard and more time consuming to get off, plus it gets everywhere. Even if we have to order it, this is the only stove cleaner we will use.

I have tried just about every glasstop stove cleaner out there. This is the best!!! Hands down!!! I am very particular about my cleaning supplies so don't waste your money like I have on useless products or ones that only do a halfway decent job. Get the kit first. The one that comes with the scraper etc. I ordered the dremel vesa so I'm excited to use it with this product on my stove. Yeah I know... I get excited on using cleaning gadgets too! I'm kinda nutty that way. I'm stocking up!

Doesn't scratch and gets off hard-to-remove stains that are typical on this type of stove-top surface. (When these unique-to-glass-stovetop stains aren't removed they buildup, and I've seen YouTube videos that show the need for a sandblaster type of machine to remove them. This product avoids all that buildup and keeps stovetop shiny and nice.) I use the Cerama Bryte scrubbers, though not sure what they're called. (They work like sponges, but they're not sponges. They are rough, but gentle on the glass. A fresher one cleans best, because they breakdown with multiple uses.)