Miele Ceramic and Stainless Steel Hob Cleaner

WORKS VERY WELL ON BOTH SURFACES

Perfect

It does the job but not worth the price

First time user and satisfied with how quickly and easily it cleaned the cook top. Had rice water overflow on cooktop that dried and got sticky, leaving a white ash residue. Gone and anything else my last cleaner missed and not visible to the eye. I maintain the cooktop to avoid any buildup or tough to get out hardening. So the clean up is not as intensive but this product just made my life easier.

Had some marks on my ceramic topped burners. This is the only stuff that got the job done. Let it sit for 5-10 minutes on the worst residue, gave it a little elbow grease with a sponge and now the spots are gone. Cleaned with a wet paper towel then buffed with a cloth.

I'm blown away by how well this works. We just remodeled our kitchen with Miele and Bosch appliances and due to their cost I am very careful what I clean them with. The cleaning instructions on the Bosch Gas cooktop states to use warm soapy water to clean. I did that but still had a faint stain. The Miele Cleaner just arrived yesterday and I used it on that area with the stain and it made it look like new. I immediately used in on the stainless steel dishwasher front which had a few fingerprints and it made it look like new. My Breville stainless steel water boiler had some stains I was unable to get totally off and the Miele Cleaner worked awesome on that, too. I usually use Bar Keepers friend on stainless steel but did not want to risk using it on my gas cooktop. I only needed a few drops of the cleaner on a microfiber cloth to get the surfaces spotless. I'm already in love with this product and will use nothing else on my stainless steel (other than the sink which I still use BKF). Another bonus is that it is made in Hamburg, Germany as nothing Miele is made anywhere other than Germany which to me means quality.

This cleaner does wonders removing burnt food on my ceramic stove top!!

Easily takes off the burnt-on smudge that develops on the "burners."