I would like to know if on your glass top if you have to use CeramaBryte every time or is there another way to just clean the glass top? Anyone who has glasstop and tried other ways of cleaning
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I have used CeramaBryte and another brand similar to it, that is all. I've asked the same question to others at appliance stores and have been told to just use a product like CeramaBryte. So I have not ventured outside of that method for cleaning (besides it has been very successful using this product).
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I know of no other way to clean the top well. The CermaBryte along with the scrubber and scraper works well. Occasionally I can use the scraper but that is rare. Also, you might try dish washing soap and the scrubber. Good luck!
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You don't have to use it every time, but it does cut down on streaks, etc. I use just a wet rag for quick cleans, and usually follow it with a dry towel so it doesn't leave water marks. I use Cerama Bryte at least once a week, or if it gets really messy. Like right now, I have a starchy mess from a boil-over, I'll use CB to clean that up, and do the whole top while I'm at it.
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I've had a glass top stove for many years. The best way to keep it clean is just to be careful about spillovers; clean them up right away with warm soapy water; and wipe it off with same whenever you use it. Otherwise, you need to stick with CeramaBryte whenever just a wipe isn't enough. I found this product to be the best there is for glass top stoves and I use it periodically on the inside of our glass shower doors - works better than anything else I've ever found to keep them looking clean & streak-free.
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Windex works for "minor" spills/splatters but this cleaner is excellent for everything else.
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Never had a coating/frosting problem with Tervis tumblers. Do get it with some of my cheaper wine and tumbler glasses as well as Kosta Boda crystal plates. Can't figure this damage out. Neither can the DW detergent manufacturers either.
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Norman, I personally didn't have any luck with the Cerium Oxide. I'm not going to say it can't work but the batch I received was contaminated with bits of sand. I could feel them under my finger as I mixed the Cerium Oxide into a paste before I applying it to a buffer. I worked the glass for about 1 hour and I really did not see any difference. I did see some other light scratches on the glass but I couldn't definitively say that it was from the Cerium Oxide. Give it a try you may have better luck. I gave up and I'll be replacing the entire window. Good Luck, Rod
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I don't think you can use it on glass at all. It dries milkey so it would look like frosted glass if you did. Supposedly they are working on a version that dries clear.
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I bought the whole thing, right here on Amazon, what happened to the tower? I admit I don't use mine very often, but am pretty gentle cleaning it. Have you tried a kitchen store or writing to Rival itself? Questions...
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I spray with vinegar, let sit awhile and use microfiber cloth to wipe up. I use for almost everything, I have one set aside to clean just my glasses, does great job.
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I have used this on glass stove top and porcelain china also to remove hard water residue. Didn't think it worked on the stove top any better than other cleaners for glass tops. It did do a phenomenal job cleaning the discoloration on dishes with hard water residue from the dishwasher.
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I also haven't had a problem. I've had mine nearly 6 months and it looks practically brand new inside and out. I did have a little discoloration after a few dishes I've prepared. To remedy that, I poured a little baking soda right onto a (not-too-wet) normal sponge, and it scrubbed right out. The baking soda acts as an exfoliant (as well as of course, an odor-removing deodorizer) and provides a nice, soft scrubbing action. rinse it all away. Hand dry.
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This product DOES clean the dishwasher, it came with mine for that very reason. That is what it is designed to do, and if you have some glassware for example that has clouded from mineral stains, make sure you have them in the machine when you use this product to clean your machine. The glasses will come out crystal clear. We use this in our machine every month or so to keep it nicer. Its a good product.
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this is kind of a hard question, but my guess is that you would make a solution of it and spray it on, let it sit, rinse and repeat. or maybe make a light paste? I suspect there are commercial products out there that would do the job more efficiently, and I would test a small patch to make sure it doesn't damage the glass....hope this helps....
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I really have no idea. After it sets its pretty permanent. I would hate to think after the repair is done you's still have to replace the top. That's why we went with the sealant in the first place. If you are VERY careful you can remove some excess with a razor blade or exacto knife, but that works best on the glass surface itself. I would be nervous as all get out using it on cloth. Sorry!
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I used EnduroShield exactly as instructed. I really didn't see a difference compared to before I used it. The instructions tell you to wash the glass once a week with a mild cleaner and a microfiber cloth. I used to wash the glass about every other week with a regular strength cleaner. I would save my money if I had it to do over again. Better yet, buy a good squeegee and wipe the glass down after every/every other shower. That is the absolute best way. Now.....about that $200..... I would guess they are using exactly that and upcharging for it and adding labor costs. However, that is just a guess. I used EnduroShield exactly as instructed. I really didn't see a difference compared to before I used it. The instructions tell you to wash the glass once a week with a mild cleaner and a microfiber cloth. I used to wash the glass about every other week with a regular strength cleaner. I would save my money if I had it to do over again. Better yet, buy a good squeegee and wipe the glass down after every/every other shower. That is the absolute best way. Now.....about that $200..... I would guess they are using exactly that and upcharging for it and adding labor costs. However, that is just... » Read More I used EnduroShield exactly as instructed. I really didn't see a difference compared to before I used it. The instructions tell you to wash the glass once a week with a mild cleaner and a microfiber cloth. I used to wash the glass about every other week with a regular strength cleaner. I would save my money if I had it to do over again. Better yet, buy a good squeegee and wipe the glass down after every/every other shower. That is the absolute best way. Now.....about that $200..... I would guess they are using exactly that and upcharging for it and adding labor costs. However, that is just a guess. « Show Less
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I would do a test spot first. The water repellant will form a haze on the glass that requires a follow up wipe down with clean towel and water. I prefer the 100% Rain-X over the 2 in 1 glass cleaner. Read the recommendations on the back of the bottle.
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I have a glass top stove and I use it on there all the time, I'm just extra careful when I set it down and pick it up. Although maybe I should drop it on there so I can get a new stove :)
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Do not use this product to clean the glass in your stove! This link has an acceptable method but you can search for yourself too http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2usLaNGHHBcDon't take chances with your glass door!
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I always hand wash all glass carafes because I simply don't want the risk of it cracking in the dishwasher since the glass is kind of thin. Broken glass in our last dishwasher contributed to its' demise. I recommend those coffee machine cleaners (powder form). They really do a great job of cleaning the carafe. You can purchase that at a discount retailer.
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I wipe off the exterior of the coffee maker and the warmer plate with a damp dishcloth as needed. I put the glass carafe, its lid, and the coffee basket in the top rack of my dishwasher about once a week. Daily I just rinse the carafe and basket out with water or with soapy water (dish detergent such as Dawn or Joy, etc.) and rinse. A couple of times a year I try (?!) to remember to run some vinegar water, followed by several cycles of plain water, through the coffee maker. I think I've used the deliming tool a time or two, but didn't get much residue out. I don't think it requires much special treatment unless you have water issues. I've had my coffee maker almost three years. I wipe off the exterior of the coffee maker and the warmer plate with a damp dishcloth as needed. I put the glass carafe, its lid, and the coffee basket in the top rack of my dishwasher about once a week. Daily I just rinse the carafe and basket out with water or with soapy water (dish detergent such as Dawn or Joy, etc.) and rinse. A couple of times a year I try (?!) to remember to run some vinegar water, followed by several cycles of plain water, through the coffee maker. I think I've used the deliming tool a time or two, but didn't get much residue out. I don't think it requires much... » Read More I wipe off the exterior of the coffee maker and the warmer plate with a damp dishcloth as needed. I put the glass carafe, its lid, and the coffee basket in the top rack of my dishwasher about once a week. Daily I just rinse the carafe and basket out with water or with soapy water (dish detergent such as Dawn or Joy, etc.) and rinse. A couple of times a year I try (?!) to remember to run some vinegar water, followed by several cycles of plain water, through the coffee maker. I think I've used the deliming tool a time or two, but didn't get much residue out. I don't think it requires much special treatment unless you have water issues. I've had my coffee maker almost three years. « Show Less