Rutland Glass Cleaner

This formula is specifically engineered for standard fireplace and stove glass. While it is safe for most tempered and ceramic glass surfaces, always check your appliance manufacturer's manual first to ensure no specific cleaning restrictions apply.

The formula is designed to break down stubborn buildup, so it significantly reduces the amount of elbow grease required. For particularly heavy, baked-on layers, you may need to let it sit for a moment before wiping it away.

When used as directed, it is formulated to wipe away clean without leaving a hazy residue. For the best results, use a clean, dry cloth or paper towel to buff the glass dry after wiping away the cleaner.

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

Frequency depends on how often you use your fireplace and the type of fuel you burn. A good rule of thumb is to wipe the glass down whenever you notice significant soot buildup to prevent it from baking onto the surface over time.