Bar Keepers Friend Soft Cleanser and Non Scratch Heavy Duty Scouring cloth - Best Pot Cleaner Scrubbing Set - Multipurpose, Stainless Steel, Rust, Made in USA & Korea

This is a great product; I originally had tried Flitz to get my tea kettle clean & it wasn't working to get all the burnt on, grease splatter off. I read a bunch of reviews for different metal polishing products on Amazon & settled for this one. Now here's my pro's & consPro's:It completely cleaned my tea kettle.This particular item is a kit & it comes w/ these nice reusable cleaning/polishing cloths. The cloths seemed to help immensely on the final polishing of my metal items.It's relatively cheap to use, so even tho it's thin & you have to use quite a bit. It's not going to break the bank to order more when it's near the end of the bottle.Worked great compared to Flitz, in my kitchen thus far & I used ut in a few steel pan bottoms also!Con:It's a little thin & you have to use a considerable amount. It's so thin, that I actually spilled some trying to put it onto my cloth to clean & polish.

This product was recommended to me and it works great.

I bought this to get some utensil marks off my kitchen sink. It did that, plus it took off a light rust stain. It also took utensil marks off a Corningware dish. It also removed belt buckle scratches from the edge pieces of my kitchen's tile countertop. It also removed about half of the almost fifty years of scuff marks from the tile. And it left the tile even shinier than when I clean it using a Black & Decker Scrub Buster and then wax it with Bona. When I cleaned the entire sink with it, I rinsed with a sponge and then, as I always do, ran the wet palm of my hand around it to take off whatever residue was left--only this time there wasn't any residue. That, plus the shiny tile, suggests that this stuff took off grime I didn't even see. And apparently it doesn't have the abrasives that wear out porcelain. I may marry it.

Ive been using this on my stainless steel pan, and I thought it would help get the caked on black gunk, but I still find them stuck on my pan. I can see the scratches in the surface of my pan too after using this, but that was expected.

My son used chain maille to clean my enameled cast iron braiser and scuffed the bottom beyond belief. I did some research and found a recommendation for liquid Bar Keepers Friend. IT WORKED!! Two applications were needed to remove all the scuffs but it restored my pot to virtually new! This braiser is my Holy Grail of cast iron and was devastated when I saw how he treated it. (He was super apologetic and wanted to save his allowances, work overtime, and do extra chores without pay to buy a new one...that’s how bad he felt.) But this stuff? It was a GAME CHANGER!! I won’t buy anything else! My only problem was the bottle was smaller than I thought. While out shopping on the same day it was delivered, I could have bought a bottle 2 1/2 times as big for a 1/3 of the price. I didn’t use the cloths because they felt to rough.

The media could not be loaded.  I used the product on my Stainless Steel Gas Range and it worked amazingly!!!! I have tried so many other things and it was so hard getting the stains from the water (over flow of potatoes and pasta) and oil spills that would burn on to the range off. I for a while thought this would be permanent. It bothered me so much to have a clean kitchen and my range would be this way. I let it sit on my range for about 15 mins because the stains were there for so long then I scrubbed it with the scrub cloth that was provided and you can obviously see the results in my picture. My stove looks as it did when we first moved in our new home . Definitely purchase this, you won’t be disappointed ☺️

I was recommended this product by neighbors - with very shiny pots and pans - and I needed a lot of help with stainless steel sinks! It worked well, does require "elbow grease" but I didn't expect it to be magic. However, I did start using the attached mesh-like scrubbers, that had shiny materials interwoven... NOT GOOD - scratched surface of the pan - luckily I was being cautious, having damaged pots and pans before. I used a Stainless steel spray cleaner and it has covered it up a bit. I still would recommend this product - just be careful what tools you use! The instructions say to use a sponge - which was why I was surprised and cautious with the tools provided and want to warn you!

The photo should speak for itself!!! On the left, is two weeks worth of soap scum buildup (I put off for so long because it would take 20 minutes of scrubbing and then windex to try and clean) and on the right is a sponge, bar keepers friend, maybe 2 minutes worth of gentle circular scrubbing and voila the glass door is brand spanking new! I am speechless! We use it for sinks, for the bottoms of pans, for the cook top on the oven, and now for soap scum in our shower! It is a miracle cleaner!