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Finally a hack that's actually useful.

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Eyes Wide Open5 months ago

I can clean mine with a tablespoon of this stuff and 2 paper towels without using a razor which could easily damage the ceramic top.

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Margaret Mags Robison5 months ago

Omg all you have to do is use a couple odd drops of that stuff and a fiber cloth to dry..🤣😂

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Amy Kilroy5 months ago

That’s not a “hack”. It’s a glass top cleaning kit from Weimans. Works well though, as does their stainless steel cleaner which isn’t stinky.

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Liberty Lisa5 months ago

I scratch with the device that looks like a razor, apply a small dab of the white paste and wipe away. She over emphasized all of it. Way too much-over kill.

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Bud Livingston5 months ago

@BedroomFitnes This isn’t a hack,it’s following the directions on the container

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Pam5 months ago

My hack, magic eraser and elbow grease.

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I finally joined thanks Elon5 months ago

Use BarKeepers Friend. It is a fraction of the price and works much better.

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P Dagi 🩴🦩5 months ago

Bartender’s friend works even better

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Linda5 months ago

Respectfully, less than 1/4 of that needed. Weimans is way overpriced. Barkeeper’s Friend — small sprinkle of the dust with a nylon scrubber that lasts forever. Sprinkle, scrub lightly, end with damp sponge/cloth. Also use on oven glass door, shower doors, etc. 10/10

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J. Hester5 months ago

first of all … who in their right mind came up with a cook top made out of a mirror? maniacal

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Jerry Gallo Callo5 months ago

How much money did they waste on product? The razor blade and water would give them the same results.

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dpierce5 months ago

She used about 20 times more cleaner than you need and if you just use the scrub pad she used to spread it then no scraper needed. I do mine 2-3 times week and those combined times are less than her doing it once with a fraction of waste.

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m foster5 months ago

Yeah put scratches in stove, a waist of chemicals since the chemical used it doesn’t take a lot and can be buffed out where it’s clean and no scratches

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Bob Lewis Stevenson5 months ago

This is not a hack it’s a very well known product

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Ş.5 months ago

Here

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Kevin Murphy5 months ago

I don’t have an hour to do this. What I do do is use a razor blade on the tough spots while this stuff is what then wipe it off. Looks just like this when done in a fraction of the time.

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Candy5 months ago

So Someone doesn’t know the fist thing about penny pinching or a little dab will do ya. Jeesh.

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UBU5 months ago

Barkeepers friend…..little water,wipe down,sits while doing dishes…..wipe away…buff with microfiber….cheap…easy

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Vic Austin5 months ago

You can just use the razor blade first, flipping it over frequently. Then a little glass cleaner to finish up. Also use the razor blade on the oven door glass.

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Room for Everyone5 months ago

Sprinkle a little baking soda on the brown spots. Cover in paper towels. Put white vinegar in a squirt bottle and soak the paper towels. Walk away for 30 min. Wipe clean. Magic eraser if needed. Good oven and crusty pan cleaner too. Vinegar also works on spotty shower doors.

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sin nombre5 months ago

I use this stuff all the time you just need a little bit and 2 paper towels. This is just a waste of time and product

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Katherine5 months ago

A dishwasher pod works better and faster.

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Patisaman5 months ago

That thingamajig is called a widget. They are a great little tool to have around. Cleaning a really grimy outside window? Use a widget along with your cleaning solution. Also great to get paint off a window.

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WeCaughtThemCOLD#SpaceForce🛰📡5 months ago

@growthhub_ Here's a 'hack': Take your diamond ring off when cleaning!!

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pkg5 months ago

Hack? It is the product designed for glass tops.

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Tina Owens5 months ago

Never, ever put any type of sharp metal objects on top of a glass top stove! SMH

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Passerby5 months ago

Hate glass tops. Had one and that was the only one

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JayPin915 months ago

People been doing this shit forever but using a razor on a glass stove top is wild

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Nina5 months ago

News flash, you can do that when it's wet, too. Day one, that is how I have done it.

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ItsyBitsyBetsyBoo🍁5 months ago

What a waste of time. Just wipe it off with a wet rag.

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Shelle5 months ago

Spray on oven cleaners work just as well and are cheaper than this stuff. Spray on, let it sit for about an hour, wipe away.

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MrsGiggles5 months ago

I’ve got a hack for her…throw that piece of shit out and replace it with an induction cooktop. It Wipes clean. You don’t need $10 worth of BKF and a razor every time you cook.

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☀️Sunshine☀️5 months ago

Read it again it says that in the box