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Glass & Hearth Cleaner - 32 oz.

Glass & Hearth Cleaner - 32 oz.

Rutland

SKU: NLE5RU_82

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Rutland's Glass and Hearth cleaner is awesome and easy to use! It easily removes creosote, soot, and grime from fireplace doors and hearth. Just spray on and wipe off! This safe, non-acidic formula is thicker than other brands so it clings to surfaces without running, making clean up easy and mess free. 32 oz spray bottle.

  • Effectively cleans soot, grime and creosote from glass & hearth
  • Ultra cling formula
  • Spray on, wipe off
  • Non-abrasive, will not scratch
  • Non-toxic and non-corrosive

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Remove creosote, soot, and grime from your glass doors with Rutland's Glass and Hearth cleaner. This cleaner is non-abrasive so it will not scratch the glass surface. The thicker ultra cling formula sticks to the surface of the glass. So if you have a stubborn stain spray the surface, let it set five minutes, then wipe with a paper towel. It wipes right off, with no mess!

  • Non-toxic and non-corrosive
  • Non-abrasive, will not scratch
  • Cleans soot, grime and creosote from glass & hearth

Overall rating: 4.3333335 / 5 from 15 reviews.

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Does not do the job

"Does not really clean without extensive rubbing. Even then does not completely remove the residue. Subsequently tried another glass cleaner that worked much better."

— Danie L. (1/5)

You Asked For It. . . Vinegar Is Much Cheaper

"People keep bugging me to review their products, so just remember who asked for it. LOL This stuff is no better and in some instances not even as good as white vinegar ($2. 79 per GALLON@ Kroger) or the old wet paper towels with wood ashes trick. (those that are right in front of your door glass) The ashes are a mild base, so I use them first and finish up with the distilled white vinegar in a spray bottle (slightly acidic) so the Ph is neutralized and all is well, without the ridiculous $10 per quart price tag of this snake oil. Don't ask me no questions and I won't tell you the truth."

— Thomas I. (2/5)

It works

"It works."

— Robert J. (5/5)

Good stuff. . .

"Good stuff. . . works great!"

— Richard O. (5/5)

Will do the job if you keep at it

"When I damp my fireplace overnight, the windows really get dirty. This product does the job, but the Stove Bright product is (IMO) better at cutting through the heavy stuff in less applications."

— Willburn U. (4/5)

Quality Product

"The product worked fairly well on my fireplace insert's glass doors. It did take some elbow grease to get the tough stains off, but overall I was pleased with the product."

— Brian I. (4/5)

Works great

"This product cleaned our fireplace glass very well. It worked great and did not have any strong or bad odor to it. We also used it on the fireplace brick and did cleaned it up a bit. We have had many, many fires so there is some tough stuff on there."

— Hld B. (5/5)

Works great

"Works great. If you have something really tough, let it soak a bit. I used it to remove the soot from my hearth tile - nothing else worked. They were completely black and now are their true color: orange."

— Samantha X. (5/5)

Best thing about this is no amonia smell

"Best thing about this is no amonia smell. Does a great job cleaning the glass of our pellet stove."

— Susansheehan W. (5/5)

I just recieved my glass cleaner and gave it a try. . .

"I just recieved my glass cleaner and gave it a try. . . Thumbs up to this one its great, no effort to clean the glass anymore. Thanks Northline for another good product offered!"

— Liz C. (5/5)

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