Brillo Cameo Cleaner, Perfect on Aluminum, Stainless Steel, No Scratch Formula 10 Ounce (Pack of 3)

Simply the best product for stainless steel cookware. It is getting difficult to find this product and I am glad Amazon has it. Polishes exterior surfaces of gourmet stainless cookware and effective for cleaning even the worst stains and cooked on food from the interior surfaces. It is seldom necessary to use an abrasive scouring pad when this product is used. Also does an amazing job on the stainless steel sinks.

Used this product for a long time!

This works great for my pots & pans!

I saw this polish recommended from a YouTube video for preparing metals for electroplating. The cost for three bottles was a lot better than a single unit. Glad I did.For preparing metals for plating it does a great job. There's a noticeable difference in adhesion quality using this compound versus the fine/ultra-fine sandpaper I was using previously.It worked excellently on my refridgerator. There was an almost invisble layer of rust even though I regularly cleaned it with glass cleaner. After a single cleaning with this polish, the fridge literally looked brand new.For buckles on tool chests, shoes, and other items it also worked wonderfully.Downsides:It's pretty messy to use. You need to create a paste with the powder and then apply. I takes a couple tries adding water or powder until it's the right consistency. At first I used a micro-fiber cloth but this quickly became completely black with material and didn't easily wash out. After that I used paper towels. These worked but I went through a lot of them for the fridge and several sheets for even smaller items.Doesn't create a mirror shine so not for some parts such as the reflective dish on a stove. It's also possibly abrasive so not suitable for jewelry.All said, I am very happy with this polish.

Not as effective as non Brillo Cameo

Elderly aunt told me about this stuff. Couldn't find it on hardly any big box store shelves.I don't use non-stick cookware. This cleans off the stainless steel cookware like a charm, although if it is a big bad heavy blackened mess, a LOT of elbow grease may be needed. I literally hand scrubbed the bottom of several Revereware copper bottom skillets for HOURS to remove about 40-50 years of blackened deposit from gas stove use by the former owner (who was a home ec lady) and it DID get it off when nothing else would, but it DID take a lot of muscle. Normal one-time cooking mistakes inside the skillet needs just an easy bit of rubbing with this stuff.This is a must-have in my kitchen for me. I cook from scratch and yes, I overheat the food and blacken my pans sometimes.

Works great without scratching

This cleanser is the only one that I use on my 45 year stainless steel pans.