Bar Keepers Friend Soft Cleaner Premixed Formula | 13 oz | (1 Pack)

The best cleaner for your stainless steel sinks. Use a soft microfiber cloth with this liquid "Bar Keepers Friend" and you will be amazed at the shine and cleanliness. It's easy to use. I have only used it on stainless steel sinks so I can't speak about other surfaces but there is nothing better in the market. Make sure to use only the liquid, not the powder.

Good stuff, and when you can buy it for $3, you can't beat the price

BKF has always been a brand to trust for the right amount of abrasive for the job. This is perfect for stainless sinks.

I recently splurged on a beautiful, highly polished stainless steel kettle -- but after one use with too little water flash burns appeared on the exterior. I couldn't use an abrasive cleaner on the kettle, and gentler cleaners did nothing. So I came online and found this.ONE WIPE of this product and the burn mark came off! Not only that, it managed to polish the kettle to a near-mirror shine! Now I feel much less foolish for splurging on this kettle. I also plan to completely wipe down my stainless steel kitchen, which is possible in spite of my sensitivity to chemical fumes as this product doesn't smell awful.I didn't give this product 5 stars because it leaked in transit and oozed all over the interior of the shipping box. It must have traveled by air. Buy it at your hardware store instead of Amazon.

A little goes along way, I’ve been using this product for many years it helps keep all my pots and pans looking new. All stainless steel, countertops, stove, fridge, you name it and this will take the stain away. If you like keeping things looking new this is highly recommended.

This stuff works! This is our second bottle, the first in a few years. We don't use it except for stains that other cleaners will not remove. Works on our quartz countertops and glass top electric stove. As soon as we empty one bottle we order another so we are never without.

I’m not sure how it does it, but when I can’t get out stains in the sink or on pots and pans, this is the only thing that works.

I do a lot of cooking with stainless steel pots and pans. Even after they have been "pre-heated" well there still can be stuck on residue post cooking. My pots and pans are probably at least five years old and look brand new. Bar Keeper Friend has done an exceptional job keeping them shiny and new looking. Clean your pot first the squirt a small amount of the solution in the pot and gently scrub, I do not scrub across the pot, usually in a circular motion inside the pot. Rinse, and reinspect and scrub more if needed. The scrubbing is gentle motion. Rinse and thoroughly wash with soap and water. If you are getting heavily burned on food then you are not preheating the stainless steel properly before cooking. Proper preheating will yield an almost perfect stick free heating surface,