--- product_id: 11312527 title: "Discovery CARBON-OFF! Heavy Duty Carbon Remover (Liquid), 1 quart, 1 count, 10132" brand: "discovery" price: "€ 29.37" currency: EUR in_stock: false reviews_count: 8 url: https://www.desertcart.pt/products/11312527-discovery-carbon-off-heavy-duty-carbon-remover-liquid-1-quart store_origin: PT region: Portugal --- # Flexible dwell time: 15 min to overnight Fast-acting gel formula Proudly made in the USA Discovery CARBON-OFF! Heavy Duty Carbon Remover (Liquid), 1 quart, 1 count, 10132 **Brand:** discovery **Price:** € 29.37 **Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock ## Summary > ⚡ Clean smarter, not harder—zap carbon away with CARBON-OFF! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Discovery CARBON-OFF! Heavy Duty Carbon Remover (Liquid), 1 quart, 1 count, 10132 by discovery - **How much does it cost?** € 29.37 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Currently out of stock - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.pt](https://www.desertcart.pt/products/11312527-discovery-carbon-off-heavy-duty-carbon-remover-liquid-1-quart) ## Best For - discovery enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted discovery brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **Compliance-Conscious:** Formulated to meet VOC regulations (except CA & UT), ensuring responsible use without compromise. - • **Versatile Application:** Spray or brush on with flexible wait times tailored to your cleaning needs—from quick fixes to deep cleans. - • **Labor-Saving Efficiency:** Minimizes scrubbing effort with easy rinse-off, making heavy-duty cleaning effortless. - • **Rapid Carbon Dissolution:** Powerful gel breaks down tough carbon buildup in minutes, saving you precious time. - • **Trusted American Quality:** Manufactured in the USA, guaranteeing premium standards and reliability. ## Overview CARBON-OFF! Heavy Duty Carbon Remover is a fast-acting gel designed to dissolve stubborn carbon deposits on metal surfaces. With flexible application times ranging from 15 minutes to overnight, it adapts to various cleaning intensities while reducing labor. Proudly made in the USA, this product offers a powerful, efficient solution for professionals seeking reliable carbon removal. ## Description Discovery CARBON-OFF! Heavy Duty Carbon Remover (Liquid), 1 quart, 1 count, 10632 Review: Cleaned up burnt on and carbonized grease on enameled steel, aluminum, and stainless steel - I have a GE Monogram range and have been very lax about keeping the drop pan clean. As such there was a good 1/8" layer of burnt on, carbonized grease around the most heavily used burners. With my parents visiting, I figured it was time to do something about it, as it looked pretty bad. My first attempt to clean was with a steam cleaner, blue Scotch-Brite pad, Soft Scrub and lots of scrubbing. It made a dent, esp. around the lesser used burners, but I could tell it was going to be a long, tough slog to get this thing as clean as I wanted. Thinking I didn't have the patience to continue in that manner, I turned to the can of Carbon Off I had bought quite awhile ago with this purpose in mind. I was hesitant to use it on the enameled steel drip pan as the info on the back doesn't specifically call that surface out, but it does say you can use it to clean the inside of appliances, which I took to mean an oven which is also enameled steel. So I tried out a small test area, waited 30 minutes, wiped it up, mirror clean with no damage. Time to take the plunge. I painted a layer of Carbon off on the entire drip pan and waited and hour. After wiping it away, it had gotten maybe 75% of the baked on gunk off. Round two - Painted the entire drip pan with a good thick layer of Carbon Off and left it to sit overnight. Wiping this stuff off the range top was the most difficult part of it all. It's nasty, caustic, and full of grease. You don't want to get it on yourself, or any non metallic surface. After spending well over an hour cleaning all the gunk off the range, I was 95% of the way there. Just a few trouble spots that still had a very thin layer of crud to remove. A few minutes with a blue Scotch Rite pad and some soft scrub and it was all gone. Then a good bit of time with paper towels and tooth picks getting the stuff out of all the cracks and crevices to finally reveal a drip pan with a mirror finish. Hasn't looked this good since I bought it. I then noticed that the aluminum burner rings on the most heavily used burners were covered with burnt on grease too. Same process - test a spot, first layer left on for 1 hour, second layer left on for 2 hours, scrub with a Scotch-Brite pad, and they were back to the color of aluminum. For anyone keeping score, I also used the stuff on the stainless steel trim that surrounds the range top. There was no damage to the enameled steel, the aluminum, or the stainless. I'm extremely happy with the end result. This is good stuff. The hardest part is making sure to not drip it on yourself or nearby surfaces when cleaning it up. You're definitely going to want a pair of long rubber gloves and for the room to be well ventilated (just turn the exhaust fan on high). I've posted a picture that shows the drip pan and one of the aluminum burners. I wish I had taken a before picture for comparison, but probably would have been embarrassed to post it. Review: Tackled the job. Turned dry burn grease and carbon into jelly - I'm currently refurbishing my grandfathers 30 year old donut fryer from when he owned his own bakery. I dont think this thing got deep cleaned in the last couple decades. I liked that it was thick, like gravy. I lathered it on as thick as I could with a brush. I let it sit for an hour and a half. Everything besides some of the carbon on the burner tube's came off. I just reapplied on the tube's, and I'm gonna let it set on them covered for a couple hours and see how that works. If it doesn't all cone off then, I'll reapply and cover over night, that should do it. It's just coming off in layer. I used a half mask with the garage door open. Being up close and personal while applying was difficult without the mask. Don't put in plastic tupperware to use to apply. Get only metal coffee can. Will melt the plastic. As soon as it touches your skin, wipe it off right away because it will instantly start burning. I'll be buying more because it didn't go as far as I was planning due to the multi coats. No complaints really. A little pricey but worth it. ## Features - CARBON-OFF! is a powerful gel that dissolves carbon buildup from metal surfaces - Spray or brush on, let set 15 minutes to overnight, depending on the amount of buildup to be removed, then rinse under cold water with a brush or scrubbing pad - CARBON-OFF! works quickly and easily saving time and labor - Due to VOC regulations, not available for sale in California or Utah - Made in the USA! ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B009EC4Q3W | | Best Sellers Rank | #583,127 in Automotive ( See Top 100 in Automotive ) #1,191 in Cleaners | | Brand | Discovery | | Brand Name | Discovery | | Contains Liquid Contents? | No | | Customer Reviews | 4.4 out of 5 stars 646 Reviews | | Included Components | container; lid | | Item Form | Gel | | Item Volume | 1000 Milliliters | | Manufacturer | CARBON-OFF | | Material Feature | Fragrance Free | | Material Features | Fragrance Free | | Model Number | 10132 | | Number of Items | 1 | | Part Number | 10132 | | Scent | neutral | | Size | 32 Ounce (Pack of 1) | | Special Features | dissolves carbon buildup from metal surfaces. | | Special Ingredients | gel | | Specific Uses For Product | Heavy Duty Carbon Remover | | Surface Recommendation | stainless steel, nickel steel, roasting & sheet pans | | UPC | 661873101326 | | Unit Count | 32.0 Ounce | ## Product Details - **Brand:** Discovery - **Item Form:** Gel - **Scent:** neutral - **Specific Uses For Product:** Heavy Duty Carbon Remover - **Material Feature:** Fragrance Free ## Images ![Discovery CARBON-OFF! Heavy Duty Carbon Remover (Liquid), 1 quart, 1 count, 10132 - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71yPrrASOsL.jpg) ## Questions & Answers **Q: Is it safe to use on enameled grates from a gas range?** A: I have used it on the enamel on the LeCrueset cookware and it worked very well and didn't damage the cookware. **Q: Can you use it to clean a deep fryer safely** A: I have used it on aluminum and stainless steel. It worked well and didn't damage them. if the gunk is very thick it may take two times to get it all. Hope this helps. **Q: Could this be used to clean the burnt sugars out of a cotton candy maker?** A: I slather it on stainless and copper (Revere Ware). It does great if the deposits have burnt until it is black. Put it on really thick! If the deposit is not completely hard and black (still dark amber), not so well. **Q: Is carbon off safe to use on aluminium ?** A: Yes, Carbon Off is perfectly safe to use on Aluminum as long as the Aluminum has no Teflon or any treated coating. ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Cleaned up burnt on and carbonized grease on enameled steel, aluminum, and stainless steel *by S***X on August 30, 2019* I have a GE Monogram range and have been very lax about keeping the drop pan clean. As such there was a good 1/8" layer of burnt on, carbonized grease around the most heavily used burners. With my parents visiting, I figured it was time to do something about it, as it looked pretty bad. My first attempt to clean was with a steam cleaner, blue Scotch-Brite pad, Soft Scrub and lots of scrubbing. It made a dent, esp. around the lesser used burners, but I could tell it was going to be a long, tough slog to get this thing as clean as I wanted. Thinking I didn't have the patience to continue in that manner, I turned to the can of Carbon Off I had bought quite awhile ago with this purpose in mind. I was hesitant to use it on the enameled steel drip pan as the info on the back doesn't specifically call that surface out, but it does say you can use it to clean the inside of appliances, which I took to mean an oven which is also enameled steel. So I tried out a small test area, waited 30 minutes, wiped it up, mirror clean with no damage. Time to take the plunge. I painted a layer of Carbon off on the entire drip pan and waited and hour. After wiping it away, it had gotten maybe 75% of the baked on gunk off. Round two - Painted the entire drip pan with a good thick layer of Carbon Off and left it to sit overnight. Wiping this stuff off the range top was the most difficult part of it all. It's nasty, caustic, and full of grease. You don't want to get it on yourself, or any non metallic surface. After spending well over an hour cleaning all the gunk off the range, I was 95% of the way there. Just a few trouble spots that still had a very thin layer of crud to remove. A few minutes with a blue Scotch Rite pad and some soft scrub and it was all gone. Then a good bit of time with paper towels and tooth picks getting the stuff out of all the cracks and crevices to finally reveal a drip pan with a mirror finish. Hasn't looked this good since I bought it. I then noticed that the aluminum burner rings on the most heavily used burners were covered with burnt on grease too. Same process - test a spot, first layer left on for 1 hour, second layer left on for 2 hours, scrub with a Scotch-Brite pad, and they were back to the color of aluminum. For anyone keeping score, I also used the stuff on the stainless steel trim that surrounds the range top. There was no damage to the enameled steel, the aluminum, or the stainless. I'm extremely happy with the end result. This is good stuff. The hardest part is making sure to not drip it on yourself or nearby surfaces when cleaning it up. You're definitely going to want a pair of long rubber gloves and for the room to be well ventilated (just turn the exhaust fan on high). I've posted a picture that shows the drip pan and one of the aluminum burners. I wish I had taken a before picture for comparison, but probably would have been embarrassed to post it. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Tackled the job. Turned dry burn grease and carbon into jelly *by M***A on May 5, 2024* I'm currently refurbishing my grandfathers 30 year old donut fryer from when he owned his own bakery. I dont think this thing got deep cleaned in the last couple decades. I liked that it was thick, like gravy. I lathered it on as thick as I could with a brush. I let it sit for an hour and a half. Everything besides some of the carbon on the burner tube's came off. I just reapplied on the tube's, and I'm gonna let it set on them covered for a couple hours and see how that works. If it doesn't all cone off then, I'll reapply and cover over night, that should do it. It's just coming off in layer. I used a half mask with the garage door open. Being up close and personal while applying was difficult without the mask. Don't put in plastic tupperware to use to apply. Get only metal coffee can. Will melt the plastic. As soon as it touches your skin, wipe it off right away because it will instantly start burning. I'll be buying more because it didn't go as far as I was planning due to the multi coats. No complaints really. A little pricey but worth it. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ THIS STUFF IS TRULY AMAZING *by C***5 on January 15, 2016* Ok so i recieved this wednesday...i figured long weekend ill have a DIY project. I used a paintbrush to apply it to the bottoms of my pots. 50 mins later i went out on the balcony to check them and reapply and literally the junk was falling off. As i brushed it. I also applied some on the inside. Im going to wait 4 hours this time and see how much comes off. I wasnot scrubbing it all i was putting more on. Soi decided to get a scour pad the copper brillo with no soap. OMFG this stuff is amazing it literally was falling off. So again i reapplied im trying to load a video now or some of the pictures. Will definetly buy again Jan 19th UPDATE I put some of this stuff on the inside of the pots and waited for about 5 hours against my Monster in laws infinite wisdom. Only some of it came off. Even with me putting the pots on their sides to keep it in that location. I was able to see that the bottom was silver and the top portion of the pot was supposed to be brown long time no see lol. I used the pots to cook dinner sunday and Monday and the food cooked more evenly, faster. I also used it on the broiler since my husband loves steaks but not cleaning the grill. I got equal cleaning results as using the bar keepers friend. so basically for that you need elbow grease. I also cleaned the glass window of my stove, yes I cleaned everything I could find this weekend. I mean to see this stuff just about restored to purchase or given date was great. to know these pots were faberware and 4.5 qts is good to know lol like I said in the video they were already dark when I got then for my first apt at 17 so that's 25 years ago. get the stuff be safe with the ppe and save some money on new pots. ## Frequently Bought Together - Discovery CARBON-OFF! 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