My air fryer glass was starting to look rough with layers of cooked-on grease that no sponge could touch. I was hesitant to use anything abrasive, but these pads worked perfectly. I used them gently with a bit of warm soapy water, and they cleared through the mess without scratching the glass at all. 🧽✨ It definitely took some effort. This isn’t a magic wipe situation, but the results were worth every bit of elbow grease. The photos show the before, during, and after, and honestly? I was shocked at how clean it came out. The steel wool is super fine and easy to control. One pad was enough to tackle the whole door. No weird smell, no shedding, and no marks or scratches left behind. It’s one of those items you don’t think you need until you really, really do. Definitely something I’ll be keeping stocked for deep cleaning days. 💯 And for under $5? It’s earned a permanent spot in my cleaning kit. 📸 Photos included to show actual cleaning progress. Read more
As we discovered earlier, they are excellent for cleaning glass. Read more
I use them on glass stove tops, windows, anything fragile. They remove years of calcification. I’ve never had them scratch a thing. A staple at my house 🏡 Read more
Good gentle abrasive for mild cleaning and polishing Read more
Works well for fine buffing of aluminum and stainless steel pots and small appliances but will scratch away finishes and any coating. If used with water it is effectively a single use product as it rusts quickly and thoroughly. Read more
Used on drum chrome. Worked great. Read more
If you've ever wasted money on those greasy "back-to-black" gels that wash off after the first rain, you need the Cerakote Ceramic Trim Coat Kit. This isn't just a temporary cover-up; it is a professional-grade ceramic coating that actually bonds to your plastic. I used this on a 10-year-old truck with sun-bleached grey trim, and it genuinely looks like it just rolled off the showroom floor. Read more
I needed regular steel wool without soap or other additives which seems to be the only thing stores sell anymore. These were perfect. I used them to make a unique wood stain by dissolving them in 45% vinegar. They dissolved well and the look of the wood is pretty neat. Read more
