Bar Keepers FriendSuperior Cookware Cleanser & Polish | 12-Ounces | 1-Unit

Love this stuff, keeps my stainless steel pots and pans clean and polished. Last time I bought this from a different seller it was poorly packaged and spilled everywhere but this was carefully packaged and intact, thank you seller!

It works, for what it dose could’ve cost much more, it remove the darkness, and shine like new

Excellent! Cleans steel pans and makes them look brand new when dish soap wasn’t doing the trick. Does take a little elbow grease (effort) with tougher stains. Pictures of before and after.

The product itself works great—it does a fantastic job of cleaning and polishing cookware, removing stains and buildup with minimal effort. It’s definitely effective and does what it’s supposed to do.However, the container is a real problem. Once you open it, there’s no way to properly seal it back up, which makes storage a hassle. On top of that, the powder is brittle, so it doesn’t always come out easily, and when it does, it tends to get everywhere except where you actually want it. It’s a bit frustrating to use, but the results are good, so I put up with the mess.

My son got this product and it works miracles like no spots and very shiny. I'll let him know to buy more when this one finishes. 5*

OK broskies, let me splain how to clean a greasy dirty pot should you ever notice you have one, which will likely take years before you figure out you even have a problem! So I discovered that I had 2 frying pans that were absolutely disgusting (3rd pic w/ steel wool shows one of them). I'm like whoa, lets clean that or destroy it trying as I was planning on getting a replacement anyway.#1- pull out the steel wool, (3rd pic), it worked ok but did not get the black stuff or the really greasy brown stuff.#2- I actually pulled out the butter knife and scraped off the black burned on grit, which made pretty large scraping marks on the bottome of the pan (1st pic shows the scrapes) but hey its looking a lot better overall.#3- cleanng products- vinegar/baking soda (did nothing), more steel wool, and SANDPAPER, which dulled the deep scrapes from the butter knife (not pictured).#4- wire brush with power drill- this worked fantastic! Took all grease off, reduced the scrapes, but dulled the finish and branding on the pan. But hey, did a great job only a few isolated burned parts left (4th pic shows the pan in better shape)#5- Next day, sober up and do some research buy this "bar keepers friend" and when it gets here apply it. Last pic. It really did not improve much from the prior condition, we are left with tiny very burnt on bits on the pan.I did try the bar keepers friend on some additinal pots and pans which were in better condition, and it worked ok on brown grease, but you need to use steel wool, not a wimpy sponge, so stars for that.All in all I would not expect some powder to take off heavy baked on grime with a soft sponge, but this seemed to work as best as could be expected.So if you don't have access to power tools or a butter knife, might want to consider this stuff.

I have been using this product on my stainless steel cookware for many years. The cookware is approximately 10 years old and they all look fantastic. Cleans, polishes and shines well. Anyone using this product on stainless steel cookware should make sure to use a non abrasive/non scratching sponge, etc. to avoid the tiny light scratches. I use it on all my stainless steel kitchen appliances. The liquid soft version works well also.

Works pretty good just don’t way too long to use it