The front two burners were disgusting despite my cleaning with various cleaners with bleach.
Pictures during cleaning with Bar Keepers Friend.
Now, here are the after shots.
Close ups of left and right burners. The product didn't get everything off, but it got the majority of the crud off.
Seriously, I'm a believer! This only took maybe 5 minutes of my time from start to finish. Not bad! I wonder what else I can clean with this stuff. I think my shower might be next. What have you used Bar Keepers Friend to clean? I would love to hear.
Thank you for the visit. Have a grand rest of your day! And, remember to be kind to one another.
Toodles,
Kathryn
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Bar Keeper's friend is the best I did a post about it a few weeks ago. My silver cakeplate cleaned up so nicely.
ReplyDeleteThe bottom of copper pans, tubs, showers (it is really good when used to remove the hard water stains off shower doors. Almost looks like a new one!!
ReplyDeleteOh I used to have some Bar Keepers Friend a while back but need to get some more. Thanks for this post and the reminder.
ReplyDeleteThanks for showing us how good this stuff works. I'll have to look for some the next time I'm out shopping. What an improvement it made on your stove. Thanks for visiting me at Your Cozy Home Party this week.
ReplyDeleteIt shines up my old (21 years old) stainless steel sink like a charm, removes grime from the stove and the burners, and I love using it on my stainless steel cookware - it even removes the occasional accident when I burn something in the pot. Removes water spots/stains on stainless and the grime that builds up on the bottom of the pots and pans. I also use it on my bathroom fixtures because it doesn't scratch like some cleansers do.
ReplyDeleteI have GOT to try that - I have a black stove, but still, the same problem and everything I try doesn't work. Ever! Hope I can find it!
ReplyDeleteThis is the best stuff! I use it on my stainless steel cookware, but also to clean my sinks too.
ReplyDeleteI bought some of this stuff recently to get marks off my Fiesta Ware dishes. It didn't do too much for that, but I need to try it on the stove top. Yours looks great!
ReplyDeleteCAS
I keep forgetting about this little cleaning product~ gotta get me some!
ReplyDeleteYour stove looks fantastic.
via: CaCC
I've recently heard about Barkeeper's Friends working well on Pyrex dishes! Thanks for sharing =)
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Oh I must try that!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for sharing at The DIY Dreamer.. From Dream To Reality!
If you want to get the spots off the gray round things, an SOS pad works great
ReplyDeleteI think mine are stained for good. My sos pad won't get the gray things clean. They were pretty much like that when we bought the house. Thanks for popping in for a visit. Toodles
DeleteBar Keepers Friend is an excellent product--we have used it for years...we're old lol...but I have found I use it mostly on our Jennair WHITE glass cooktop and it removes everything without scratching!!! Would not be without it!
ReplyDeleteIt's truly amazing!! Thanks for the visit. Toodles
DeleteLove it! When I get in a cleaning mood it makes me feel wonderful to see things shine! Love Bar Keeper's Friend - great for all surfaces - thank you for sharing with A Return to Loveliness,
ReplyDeleteKathy
I'm always happiest when my house is clean. How about you? Looks like you're on a roll, Kathryn. What's next for your clean sweep? ;)
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking to Time Travel Thursday again.
Blessings,
Liz @ The Brambleberry Cottage
MUST try this.. LOVE!!! Thanks SO muc for linking to Pin'Inspirational Thurday's, hope you are back again this week.. xo ~ Marilyn
ReplyDeleteThis is great! Thanks for sharing on "Strut Your Stuff Saturday!" We hope to see you this friday! -The Sisters
ReplyDeleteI've never used bar keepers stuff before! Your stove looks great!
ReplyDeletegail
This has been my favorite cleaner for soooooo many years!!! I use it on just about everything, esp. rust stains from water in the bathroom.
ReplyDeleteIt has pretty much replaced my other cleaners. Love it! Thank you for popping in for a visit! Toodles, Kathryn
DeleteLove your blog and great job on the stove!! I am obsessed with a clean cook-top. The spots on the gray parts will melt off if you put them in a hefty bag overnight with a small bottle of ammonia. Leave it outside. You will be amazed.
ReplyDeleteI adore BKF! They have a version of it that's like Soft Scrub, meaning it's a paste that squeezes out of a bottle and will "cling" to the sides of the shower or sink. They also have a version that's for cleaning pots, which I also love. To get the rest of the crud off your stove, you can use that extra strength stuff for burned-on food that gets on our pots and pans, I think Dawn makes one called Power Dissolve. Or you spray down the area with hot water and make a paste with BKF and let it sit for a while, it will "eat through" the grime. BKF is great for scouring out the tub; a friend of mine moved in to an old 1930s era place that had a grime in the bottom of the rub. I just got it real wet with hot water, poured on the BKF, got in there with a scouring pad and scrubbed a bit and then let it form a paste and set for about 30 minutes or longer. Scrubbed a little more, rinsed it, and I swear the tub looked practically new. My friend was AMAZED!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the info. I'll try the paste solution on the part that wouldn't come off. Thanks for popping in for a visit. Toodles, Kathryn
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