Rutland Fireplace Glass and Hearth Cleaner

No, you should always wait until the glass and hearth surfaces are completely cool to the touch before applying any cleaning solution. Cleaning hot glass can cause the liquid to evaporate too quickly or potentially damage the surface.

Yes, this formula is safe for use on cast iron and steel surfaces, making it suitable for cleaning both the glass and the surrounding metal trim or hearth accessories.

No, this cleaner is ammonia-free. It is specifically formulated to break down tough soot and creosote without the harsh chemicals often found in standard glass cleaners.

It depends on how frequently you use your fireplace, but generally, a quick wipe-down whenever you notice significant soot buildup will prevent it from becoming baked onto the glass. Regular maintenance makes the job much easier than trying to scrub off heavy, long-term deposits.

When used as directed and wiped clean with a dry cloth or paper towel, it is designed to leave a clear, streak-free finish. For the best results, buff the glass dry after wiping away the cleaner.