I would say yes, it worked excellent and very easy to use. If you can't find "Cook Top" or "Bar Keepers Friend" then I would think any "glass cermiac cleaner" will do just as well. When I put it on I did it in circular motions with a little pressure. I left it dry for maybe 2 - 5 minutes and then removed it. Was very easy and very quick.

 

Cool, I'll have to give it a try. We've had a glass top range for years now and have a big bottle of the cleaner in the cabinet. Never thought of using it on anything other than the stove top. That stuff will get anything off of that, burnt on or otherwise.

 

IT'S A TRAP! DON'T DO IT! 01 XLT IS A CON!

 

uhmmmm

 

You can feel confident in my recommendations. They have been intensely tested and thoroughly researched for their recommended application within the scope of their applicable performance envelope.

Generations from now will still call upon and rely on the initial post in this thread for its authenticity including its well balanced and exceptionally well written structure. Scholars will marvel in jubilation within auditoriums filled with young students in the study of creditability, thoroughness, meticulousness and the ability to communicate in a straight forward, unbiased and competent manner a scientific method in the art of water spot removal from glass windshields.

 

Uh, yeah. Definatley.

 

01, you been hitting the peace pipe again?

 

Zaino Z12 Glass polish marketed for removing acid water spots on glass and minor scratches. I paid $12.95 for a 15oz bottle (86 cents an ounce. - Where did you pick this stuff up? I'm down in Portsmouth.

 

Ordered it online at: www.zainobros.com

I thought it was a 15oz bottle but it is an 8oz bottle.

 

Uhhh, no but it was kind of cool post huh?

 

On a scale of 1-10, I'd give it a 8.25

 

Come on now, you know it's at least a 9.97...

 

Transpose that and then... well... maybe.

 

So you're saying transpose 9.97. Ok, first we round 9.97 to 10.00, so 10.00 is what you rate it at. You're alright man...

 

Take some dawn and mix it with Jet Dry (1:4) mixture works pretty good. Sounds funny but a little lighter fluid on a paper towel works well also. Will also give the RainX affect. But the stove top cleaner is good too.