Cleaning this product -- besides the Cerabrite -- can a glass cleaner be used to removed grease stains
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Windex, BarKeepers Friend, or Ceramabrite all work great. Ceramabrite seems to last longer than the others. Probably the wax coating it leaves behind.
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I would play it safe and use a water based sanding sealer over the stain before applying this. That should act a s buffer or barrier between the two. Plus it will allow for a glass like finish. Since this product is an oil based finish, I don't know if the two are directly compatible. The whole water vs oil thing that is.
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YES, I used it to remove calcium stains. It worked great for me. Take extra care so that the surface does not scratch.
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Someone suggested glass cleaner w/vinegar and that works well for us. I imagine a water & vinegar solution would work well too.
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I typically clean the residue left with windex . But the glass does contine to soot up I'm afraid .
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I would use a windex type of cleaner. This is rather thick and smelly...like gasoline or something. I actually do not like the product much. Ok for smaller thins like glasses.
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If it's a surface stain, Soft Scrub Cleanser might do the trick. I use it on my white Pfaltzgraff dinnerware for food and silverware marks.
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I would use Obenauf's leather cleaner first. Especially if the leather is really dirty. It cleans light dirt, but it is more a preservative not a cleaner
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Works great! Use for stainless pans too. Mild enough for EAPG glass-old glass from 1780s. Removes water and rust plus grease. The dry powder of same brand also works.
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I'm not sure what you're referring to. However, it should be no more caustic than eyeglass cleaner that we use when out of discwasher solution. The solution is for removing dust & dirt from vinyl surfaces, so . . .
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Not very well. It's more for regular light cleaning. I have some marks on my panels and leather. A little bit of rubbing alcohol takes it better and quicker
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NOPE.... best is to use Windex or product similar for glass. I used BarKeepers or KABOOM for tough spots on cast iron type of tubs/sinks. Kaboom works pretty good for many hard water stains if you clean on a regular basis.
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I would not go to that much mess. I would not go to that much mess. Dig the old grease out with a narrow blade, take soft absorbent cloth and a screw driver and wipe the excess out and don't worry about some being left behind. It is not contaminated grease.
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I would use something like "Finish Line Citrus degreaser" to properly clean the chain and then re-lube the chain. I use the wash and shine just to wash the road grime off the bicycle.
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No. You could try using the scrub end of a sponge to see if that will work. This product polishes the glass. If you choose to use it, make sure you apply with a wet sponge, let it dry thoroughly before wiping off. You do end up with a yellow dust residue.
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I wipe it first with a paper towel and then wash it in Dawn and rinse in really hot water. Dawn is the best grease removing dish detergent I have found.
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I use eye glass cleaner on mind and it works great. When I worked for a Professional Corp. we used distilled water and small drop of Joy Dish Detergent. We used this on expensive lense , the joy does not leave a film residue.