Is this scraper recommended for cleaning glass stovetops without scratching?
522604
I don't believe that it's recommended, however I have used the small skrapr for small blobs of cooked-on food without an serious ill effect.
522605
I have used it on my glass stovetop without any scratches. I have used it on lots of things without ever a scratch..
522606
Yes, it's safe and hasn't scratched anything. We use them at my residential cleaning company because they're safe. However, my cleaners tell me they would prefer razor blades because they work better.
522607
Yes........ Works well but nothing like a little soaking before you scrape......
1829451
Depends on your project. This is oil-based, so it's not like you could use things found in your kitchen cleaning supplies. The good thing is that its glass so its not like you baked it into the ceramic glaze or anything in the oven. A slab of glass or something, this paint should be easy to scrape off. You just want to be gentle not to scratch the glass in the process. Your other option is to use paint remover (you can probably buy this from craft or hardware store - basic idea is that you will need to make sure it is suitable for oil-based paint) and a paper towel/rag. But you should still scrape first because otherwise you may just end up smearing paint. The paint remover will be very strong / toxic, so I just recommend seeing if you can gently scrape this off.
1007254
Orange cleaners work well on our glass stovetop. It leaves a film that can be easily wiped away with plain unflavoured seltzer water (also great for cleaning glass lenses & windows &#128568;)
1600858
I just tried it on my stainless steel dishwasher and stove, I used it very sparingly on a damp paper towel, then wiped it off with another piece of clean damp paper towel and polished it until it was dry. I came out shiny and clean with no residue. It did not scratch the appliances at all. You only need to use this product very sparingly as it goes a long way.
269582
Just don't move it / shake it - it will / does scratch a glass cooktop. (I know from personal experience.)
688981
So far we have had no problems with scratching, When using my cast iron pans I do use extra caution and only use them on low and medium temps. The stainless steel pots and pans which we use most have not left any scratches or marks. Any splashes or spill overs have been easy to clean with Weiman Glass top cleaner and a micro fiber cloth. Hope this helps
3580
This pot was bought as a gift for my daughter who does not have a glass ceramic stove top. The pot came wrapped in plastic so I did not check out the bottom of it. I have a ceramic stove top and the pans that I have that have grooves in them have not scratched my cooktop. Don't know if my answer will be of any help to you.
733711
I really don't know but I would suspect the cast iron might scratch the glass top.... I'd just check with the manufacture of the stove about using any cast iron on the surface.
1561451
Yes. This cleaner is made specifically for glass top stoves. It really removes all the burnt on food. Hope this helps answer your question!
719700
Yes, I have used it on non-stick surfaces, but don't scrub with anything that will scratch the surface.
959589
This is a great scraper! I use it for my emile Henry cooking stone. It makes cleaning up a breeze after using the stone on our outdoor grill. Doesn't rust. Very sturdy. I've even used it for scraping scale in our pool hotub. Putty knifes/scrapers I've used in the past aren't as efficient and rust.
733712
I don't think I would use it on a glass top because it could scratch it. I use it on my gas stove know that I finally have one.
959587
Yes, as long as it isn't a non-stick surface you are cleaning.I would not for fear of ruining the bevel at the edge of the scraper.Buy an inexpensive broad putty knife for your griddle.
959991
Hi Connie, sorry if I'm a little late in answering. I'd have to say no, it does not remove scratches, and I don't care for it much as a cleaner, either. I use it for my fridge and stove - though in the end my appliances look better, it's very runny and hard to control, also it leaves a film that collects dust. The sample packet that came with my stove worked great - I believe it was Weiman Stainless Steel Sink Cleaner & Polish, and it wasn't on Amazon when I bought the Cerama Bryte, but now it is. If you want to get rid of scratches, you might want to use a super fine grit sand paper. It may sound crazy, but the man who smooth scratches out of my car paint finish use 300-400 grit paper and it did not dull the shine. Good luck.
1035093
Yes, I have a ceramic cook top and I use the waxy cleaner that polishes and helps prevent scratching and I'm careful to pick up and set down when I need to move the cast iron ware. If you slide it around, you'll scratch up the glass surface. I've been using the cast iron for the whole 3 years I've had the cook top and it still looks new.
191895
It is great on a glass top stove. I have a glass top and this cookware does not scratch it at all. You can boil, use stove on high setting and no harm at all. It is the only cookware I will use on such a delicate stovetop. Don"t be afraid to use this--but as the other reviewer says--the non-stick coating comes off way too easily even when extremely careful.
1292145
No, it has a non-stick coating on top and silicone or nylon should be used to preserve the coating. I personally don't use the scraper that came with it, some reviewers said it scarred up the top. It's super easy just to wipe off with a warm dish towel or sponge.