Does this clean overn racks, and other parts of the stove
1462154
I didn't know but read other reviewers comments..My experience is that this stuff has so many good uses I just have to keep it on hand. It is one of the great helpful bargains. If in doubt, try it. I have never found anything that it harmed.
1462155
Yes, Jean it does.It will work on oven racks,and other parts of your stove has a lot of built up grease and food,you should spray and wipe it down until you get everything clean. Everythime you repeat the process be ure to rinse well. The company says on the bottle it also cleans tools,equiptment,engines and concrete.
1462156
Haven't tried in my oven; however, I did remove my cooktop hood filter and soaked it in the zep and was thrilled with the results. If you can imagine the amount of grease the filter had collected over years! Won't hurt to try. I have never bought a better cleaner than this and the smell is great too! Good luck - don't think you will be disappointed.
1462157
Yes, but it depends on how dirty they are. If they are encrusted then scraping and steel brushing and oven cleaner or BBQ cleaner is best, but if you are cleaning up just normal accumulation of dirt and grease say once a week it does well. I have cleaned parts of my girlfriend's propane grill with it. It is stainless steel and if kept clean after each use does not get crusted up.
1638512
No, but when you use All Clad you don't need to worry about cleaning it up after. If anything sticks, just soak it for a few minutes and it cleans right up. Love this stuff.
270037
I clean racks with wire brush, and I placed a disposable foil pan on the bottom rack to catch any drippings. I wipe the door seal with a damp cloth after every three or four uses. Great unit, Enjoy!!
93023
I haven't tried to use this on anything but my gas stove. As a former wilderness camper I would rub dish washing soap over the entire outside of the pot. This makes the cleanup easy.
1375330
I use it on the inside of pots and pans with no problems..It is the best metal cleaner I have ever used.
2232855
Parts of them are, depending on how you clean up after your first use. You could reuse the racks, the water pans, and the serving utensils, and I suppose the fuel cannisters if they weren't completely used up the first time. The food pans however, would likely have to be replaced, as they take something of a beating during use and service.
917251
No. But I use it to effectively clean glassware and cooking pots, and use cellulose sponges or microfiber cloths for counter tops. I love this sponge and wouldn't be without it. Taking it on a camping trip this summer. Dries quickly when stood up.
1797613
Yes. You will need to use a non stick cooking spray and clean with Bar Keepers Friend, which cleans the cookware perfectly.
635672
Why would you ever need to wash this rack? You only use it to boil clean lids. How does that make it dirty?
1468602
The racks fit in my dishwasher..I let them sit on the heat until any crumbs or meat left clinging is burnt, then scrub it with a dry wire brush or any heavy bristled work brush. Then I stick it in the dishwasher. I don't do much cleaning between uses in camp, but burning it off and dry brushing it is fine. I often use one of those "flippers" you can buy in grocery stores..works great for most meat cuts and fantastic for salmon or other fish and for hot dogs. That goes in the dishwasher too. As for the heating unit..I just dry brush it..it eventually gets a little rusty, but no food stays on it long. No dishwasher! :) The racks fit in my dishwasher..I let them sit on the heat until any crumbs or meat left clinging is burnt, then scrub it with a dry wire brush or any heavy bristled work brush. Then I stick it in the dishwasher. I don't do much cleaning between uses in camp, but burning it off and dry brushing it is fine. I often use one of those "flippers" you can buy in grocery stores..works great for most meat cuts and fantastic for salmon or other fish and for hot dogs. That goes in the dishwasher too. As for the heating unit..I just dry brush it..it eventually gets a little rusty, but no... » Read More The racks fit in my dishwasher..I let them sit on the heat until any crumbs or meat left clinging is burnt, then scrub it with a dry wire brush or any heavy bristled work brush. Then I stick it in the dishwasher. I don't do much cleaning between uses in camp, but burning it off and dry brushing it is fine. I often use one of those "flippers" you can buy in grocery stores..works great for most meat cuts and fantastic for salmon or other fish and for hot dogs. That goes in the dishwasher too. As for the heating unit..I just dry brush it..it eventually gets a little rusty, but no food stays on it long. No dishwasher! :) « Show Less
1018968
No. It is for cast iron. It covers rust and blackens cast iron so it has a new look with a subdued polished look. Definitely would NOT work on stainless steel. There are cleaners designed specifically for stainless steel. I have been able to clean stainless steel cookware inside as well as on "finished" outer side with "Bar" brand cleanser and obtain a nice shine and without scratching the finish. You might try that in a not too evident area and see if it would work. Good luck.
1989100
Yes...It's under the bottom burners. It can be removed for cleaning by sliding it out. It's a little stiff at first, but it will come out. I clean mine after I make toast. Did it on my old one also....just makes good sense to keep any thing that gets hot clean. .
1045439
No they are just small pieces of flat sponges and not worth much. The cleaner is great and does lift the grease and burnt food off the cooking top. You must use the razor to removed the sponges are too small to do the job.
120295
I have only vertical stainless steel surfaces. I wouldn't think that this cleaner would remove baked on or hardened cooked food. It is a very gentle cleaner but works great at removing finger prints and greasy food residue from handles, etc. Contact the company for more specific information.
1061032
No, stove top but I did read a tip from someone if your orgreenic pan has some staining from food. If you have a self cleaning oven you can stick the pan in during the clean cycle. Since it is ceramic the stain will form a powder just like the stains in the oven will. Have not tried this, because my pan is clean.
322682
To be honest I haven't cleaned mine except on top w a dry dust cloth or a swifer duster... the material is delicate..rice paper...as long as not next to a stove...hope this helps
1018967
I don't think so. I use it on my black wood stove. I think you'd be better off looking for stainless steel cleaner/polish.