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(More customer reviews)The following applies to glass doors that have a fair amount of soot on them. Lately I have not been able to buy Rutland 84 Hearth and Glass cleaner in my area, it is a creamy consistency cleaner designed to take the soot off of glass doors with a little scrubbing. I've tried everything else available in our area including Rutland spray bottle (a liquid, not the same product as the 84 which is a cream) and four other brands that say they are fireplace glass door cleaners. I've tried white vinegar and wood ashes on a paper towel, which by the way works better than the other products but not as good as Rutland 84. Rutland 84 takes a few minutes to completely clean doors, the vinegar/ashes takes 10-15 minutes and you should take the doors off and lay horizontal (a pain!) and I don't think the vinegar is good for the door seal gasket. The other brands, including glass top stove cleaner, take a half hour of scrubbing and still leave a lot of soot on the door, they suck. I've had several types of fireplace inserts including my current Blaze King Princess, which is wonderful, but they all soot the glass after a week or so, without Rutland 84 I would not want to make a fire!!
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Conditioning hearth and glass cleaner formulated to clean fireplace inserts and door glass on coal, oil and woodburning stoves. Safe non-scratching formula paste removes soot, smoke, creosote, carbon and other mineral residues from glass, stainless steel, chrome, aluminum, ceramic range tops and porcelain-tile. It conditions as it cleans by leaving a protective silicone layer that makes the next cleaning easier. Not for use on plastic surfaces of any kind.
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