Multipurpose Cooktop Cleaner (13 oz) - Liquid Stovetop Cleanser - Safe for Use on Glass Ceramic Cooking Surfaces, Copper, Brass, Chrome, and Stainless Steel and Porcelain Sinks']

I purchased based on the reviews, but it has done nothing to remove the white off the cooker top!! Waste of money

I bought this to clean my stovetop, and it does a pretty solid job. It’s not quite as strong as Vim (my absolute favourite, which I weirdly couldn’t find anywhere near me), but it still gets the job done without needing to use a ton of product. I just shake it well, do a little “hot dog style” squirt across the stovetop, and scrub with a damp sponge. It lifts grease and stuck-on messes pretty easily. The only thing to watch out for is making sure you wipe it up fully when you’re done because if you leave any behind, it can dry into a white residue. Overall, a good cleaner that works well and lasts a long time because you don’t need much per use.

Great works well

This is a sensational product. I always thought my stainless steel gas cooktop was clean but when I used this product to really clean it, it came up like brand new. I used it on my s/s sinks and they sparkle. I highly recommend this product to anyone wanting a superior cleaning finish with little to no fuss. 10/10 for me

Love this cleaner. Works great on ceramic stove tops.

Based on the reviews, a lot of people are buying this product expecting it to completely restore their glass shower doors or cook tops. The reports in the reviews fall into two categories "this works fantastic!" or "this doesn't work!" The problem is, some people have significantly damaged shower doors (or whatever), usually due to ETCHING. Etching is when the surface is actually eaten away, and at first glance... this etching looks like water scale or some other white deposit. Look people, you CANNOT remove etching with a simple cleaning product. How did your glass doors (or whatever) get etched in the first place? That depends... people usually do the damage themselves by using harsh cleaners or combinations of cleaners that react to produce etching agents. Whatever the cause, your glass doors (or whatever) are NOT going to be fixed by ANY cleaner. I repeat... your glass doors (or whatever) have been DAMAGED and no cleaner on the planet is going to fix that. My shower doors have etching, water scale, and stains. I tested this product and it is perfectly good at removing scale and stains. I would give it a 5-star rating except for the fact it's pretty expensive and I don't think it works any better than other similar more affordable polishing products that have a mild abrasive. If your shower doors (or whatever) are ETCHED, then they only way you're going to restore them is hiring a professional to either use an industrial polishing method to buff out the etching.... OR, you're just simply going to have to replace the damaged glass.