Bar Keepers Friend Cooktop Cleaner (2 x13 oz) Multipurpose Liquid Stovetop Cleanser - Safe for Use on Glass or Ceramic Cooking Surfaces, Copper, Brass, Chrome, and Stainless Steel & Porcelain Sinks

This is an excellent product. We use it primarily on our glass, top stove, and it works better than anything we’ve ever tried. Even tough burnt on stuff will come off. You the barkeepers friend soak into the tough burnt stain for just a couple minutes, and you won’t have very much trouble at all scrubbing the stain off. We use it for a long time now and it really works so well!

Does a great job and makes cleaning easier. Smells good and works quickly without needing much product. Solid everyday staple.

it works well, didnt really have to scrub at all, let it sit for like 10 minutes and everything came off. just dont pour as much as i did, it took a while to clean up lol

I've tried several cooktop cleaners and this one has been the most effective and affordable. However, I'm wondering whether the formula has recently changed? I feel like my latest bottle is more "runny" than in the past. I'm using more than intended, because it comes out of the bottle faster.

Works great and easy if you follow directions.

I have trouble finding this in my city and this is the only cleaner that I have found that keeps my glass top stove clean.

Great product to use on your glass-top stove. It's not abrasive and will leave scratch marks

I've used this for two different glass stovetops: electric and induction. For both, it really cuts down on the amount of effort you need to put into cleaning up. I know for really stuck-on gunk you can use like a safety razor to help get it off, but honestly this thing just powers through everything, no need for extreme measures. Pro tip: use a decent microfiber cloth to remove it. You can use any cloth to do the cleaning, but if you use a microfiber cloth at the end, with a little bit of water to make it damp, you get an amazing finish. This is true of any highly reflective surface though, microfiber clothes just tend to be far superior at reducing the amount of streaking you get. Even more pro tip: distilled water can be used to further reduce the rate of streaking.