Glass Cleaner

Until this year I had always used windex or something similar to clean the glass on the stove. I saw this stuff at the store and decided what the heck. What a great find this was! It's a light blue color and has the consistency of tooth paste. Holy cow it works very well, even the dark brown caramel-like deposits that form on the glass that are traditionally very hard to clean off, come off like butter with this stuff. Highly recommend it!

 

I use this, bought it at Home Depot works very goood
Magic Glass Cooktop Cream and Polish

 

I usually use vinegar and it works well

 

It also puts a barrier on the glass to keep it cleaner longer. And it works well on my glass stovetop.

 

A wet paper towel dipped in stove ash is all I ever used.....works great and is basically free.

 

Great tip ttdberg , I'll give it a look.

 

I've been using the Rutland Glass Cleaner for years. It removes everything.

 

All I ever use. Go over it a second time with just a slightly damp towel to. Get the film off. The microfiber ones work best.

 

I use the Rutland on occasion, but usually just use a wet paper towel.

 

That's what I do too

 

Love the ash idea, I use wet paper towel. Was told never to use windex etc... .

 

I killed my first 3 gaskets with the blue stuff. The dealer recommends it & uses it in the showroom.

 

I like most things Rutland, although I agree with Pete, damp paper towel and ash works well on both my pellet and wood stoves.

 

all good, just don't use it on the outside if you have mirrored glass (many Harman units now)

 

The Rutland or the ash?

 

either one

 

I alternate the Rutland, and wet towels. Really helps prevent any burnt up crud from bonding to the glass.