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Great for Glass Top Stoves
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Great for Glass Top Stoves Posted January 15 2010 - 12:10 pm I just recently discovered Soft Scrub when I was shopping for something to clean my glass top stove. I have the hardest time getting that thing clean. Ours is white and it shows everything. Anyway, the Soft Scrub worked great! It gets out all of the tough, cooked on stains, and it really isn't even that hard to scrub. My favorite is the Lemon because it has such a nice fragrance. |
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Posted January 22 2010 - 5:11 pm I agree! Our new flat top stove was a pain to clean and I was afraid to use certain cleaners on it for fear of scratching it. I am so glad to find that Soft Scrub works well on these newer models of stove tops. |
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Posted January 22 2010 - 5:36 pm I really wish I could find it everywhere. I have the toughest time finding this stuff. When I do find it, people think I bought a new stove lol! |
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Posted January 22 2010 - 5:41 pm My Christmas present was a new stove and I love that I can take the burner grates off and I can clean the whole stove top with Soft Scrub! |
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Posted January 22 2010 - 7:41 pm One of the best cleansers I have ever used |
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Posted January 22 2010 - 8:00 pm If I am having people over, I Soft Scrub just about every smooth surface in the house! It's wonderful! |
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Posted January 22 2010 - 10:30 pm I agree~I was using a cleaner that was made for the glass stove tops and ran out one day and decided to try the Soft Scrub! I am so glad that I did~It cleans so good and it is something that I have in my house already! |
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Posted May 18 2010 - 3:59 pm Soft Scrub is a life saver for glass top stoves and also to clean your Microwave. I have even used it on my kitchen counters and just had to rinse the counters off after I washed them but it does a great job of cleaning of icky messes when you have the Grand Children over for a Visit. Tamm |
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Posted May 31 2010 - 6:39 am According to my glass top stove manual, they don't recommend using ammonia or bleach on the ceramic / glass surface. So I'm going with the non-bleach lemon version of soft scrub |
