I mainly use it on my cream colored kitchen sinks. Also my glass cooktop.

I use the cream to clean the grates on my gas stove, sink, and the bathtub. I use the spray on countertops and toilet.

Some honey-sweetened sauce boiled over on the glass cooktop, and Bon Ami and Dawn Powerwash and other remedies have been only mild effective. Will The Pink Stuff work?

I’ve only used the paste.

I used it to make all ofhe bottoms of my pans/skillets look basically brand new (without much effort). I’ve also used it to clean other things - I used it to clean a toilet at my sister’s house when she was recovering from surgery - and she had one of those painted (enameled?) wooden (pressboard??) seats - and it took off some of the paint! So - be careful re: what you use it on (stupid on my part - but I wasn’t thinking).

I also used it to clean her son’s bathroom - his bathtub had some gross soap scum built up - The Pink Stuff removed it (again, much easier than other products).

I’ve used it on a white sink that had some stains (again, at my sister’s house) - and it removed them.

Also, I had some glass vases that had been spray painted with some ”mirror effects” spray paint (for part of table decorations for a wedding) - and was helping someone make centerpieces for a rehersal dinner - and thought these particular vases would be perfect (minus the mirror spray paint). I had tried to remove the paint a few years ago - but it wouldn’t budge off certain parts. The Pink Stuff Paste removed it EASILY (hint - putting some of the paste on DRY paper towel was key - I had someone who was going to finish the vases - and she called in a panic - and said it wasn’t working - but she had wet her paper towels and it didn’t work).

I did buy the Scrub Daddy (or Mommy) paste also - it’s great when you need something that’s less abrasive. It probably wouldn’t have removed part of the finish off my sister’s toilet seat (which wasn’t a huge deal because she planning on replacing that toilet in a few months as part of an upcoming bathroom renovation).

Their website is pretty awful, for actual directions and how to use it on different materials and applications.

Think I can use it on a set of copper pans I have that are discolored from a fire? The Flitz takes a lot of work.

The website shows it being used on a patio surface. So, rinsing it into the plantings around the surface doesn’t harm them?

Dry paper towel? Wet paper towel? Dani, those are the things the website should cover! Is a dry paper towel usually better?

I haven’t used it, but I have seen the paste variety in Walmart (near the soft scrub type products).

“Some honey-sweetened sauce boiled over on the glass cooktop, and Bon Ami and Dawn Powerwash and other remedies have been only mild effective. ”

Have you tried Cerama Bryte and their red scrubber? Thats the only thing that gets the hard stuff off for me. (And sometimes a razor blade to get the last bits off.)

My glass top stove came with the Weiman cleaner sample. It works great. I use the cream and also purchased the red pad by Weiman.

Some of the uses sound like the way I use BKF. I’m hoping it is even easier than that, I have heard so many good things about it.

Thanks for the tips for my cooktop!

I've been impressed w/the Pink Stuff for cleaning my copper bottom. err... bottoms... of my pans that is. I use it with a scrub Daddy sponge.

Works well w/in my porcelain farmhouse sink too!

Let us know how you like it.

I've used only Weimans squeeze bottle lotion/cream on my glass cook top in 10 years. I don't particularly like the the cook top (Jenn Air) that we think was about 10 years old when we bought the house making it close to 20 years - but it does look brand new. I think I've resorted to the stove-top razor blade maybe three times in 10 years.

I wasn't familiar with 'pink stuff'. I see it gets rave reviews. I may try a small container for things other than my cook top.

What’s with these product names? I’ve been using Red Juice (what our maid service uses) for sbout ten years. Order the concentrate from Amazon, dilute according to directions / expected use.