Pow-R Grip Cleaning Pad Tool

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Pow-R Grip – Cleaning Pad Tool

Convenient cleaning to tackle the toughest stain.

$3.00

Overview:

This patent-pending tool tackles the toughest stains and provides a convenient no-touch, no-mess approach to stovetop cleaning. The POW-R Grip tool pairs well with Cerama Bryte Cooktop Cleaning Pads. Together, they provide extra leverage for attacking the toughest stains – all while keeping your hands clean.

WHAT CAN HARM THE COOKTOP?

It is important to avoid any products or actions that could scratch the cooktop surface. Dish towels or sponges used prior to wiping down a glass-ceramic stovetop may have particles that could cause a scratch. Steel wool and other abrasives will also scratch the stovetop surface.

Cleaners that contain silicones or silicone “protectants” should not be used on glass-ceramic stovetops, as they can remove the cooktop pattern over time with heat. Using products specifically designed for window cleaning may leave behind an iridescent film on the stovetop.

HOW TO CARE FOR MY COOKTOP DAILY / DAILY CARE:

On a cool stovetop, squeeze a nickel-sized drop of Cerama Bryte Cooktop Cleaner on each burner. Rub briskly with a Cerama Bryte Cleaning Pad or with a dry paper towel. Follow with another dry paper towel to buff off the excess and to remove streaks.

*Do NOT add water.

HOW TO CLEAN HEAVY SOIL FROM COOKTOP (thick as spilled tomato soup)

Use a Cerama Bryte Scraper to remove heavy soil. Then apply Cerama Bryte Cooktop Cleaner. On a cool stovetop, squeeze a nickel-sized drop of Cerama Bryte Cooktop Cleaner on each burner. Rub briskly with a Cerama Bryte Cleaning Pad or with a dry paper towel. Follow with another dry paper towel to buff off the excess and to remove streaks.

*Do NOT add water

HOW TO CLEAN BURNED-ON SOIL OR RESIDUE FROM STOVETOP (can pick at with fingernail)

*Do NOT add water

HOW TO CLEAN HIGH SUGAR CONTENT FROM STOVETOP (canning or fudge)

On a warm stovetop, and while wearing oven mitts, carefully use a Cerama Bryte Scraper to remove burned-on soil or residue. Then apply Cerama Bryte Cooktop Cleaner. On a cool stovetop, squeeze a nickel-sized drop of Cerama Bryte Cooktop Cleaner on each burner. Rub briskly with a Cerama Bryte Cleaning Pad or with a dry paper towel. Follow with another dry paper towel to buff off the excess and to remove streaks. *Do NOT add water

HOW TO CLEAN MELTED PLASTIC FROM COOKTOP (plastic wraps or spoons)

On a warm stovetop, and while wearing oven mitts, carefully use a Cerama Bryte Scraper to remove burned-on soil or residue. Then apply Cerama Bryte Cooktop Cleaner. On a cool stovetop, squirt a nickel-sized drop of Cerama Bryte Cooktop Cleaner on each burner. Rub briskly with a Cerama Bryte Cleaning Pad or with a dry paper towel. Follow with another dry paper towel to buff off the excess and to remove streaks. *Do NOT add water

HOW TO REMOVE DARK OR LIGHT STAINS FROM STOVETOP (cannot pick off with fingernail)

This type of stain may occur from using copper or aluminum bottom pans at high heat. On a cool stovetop, squirt a nickel-sized drop of Cerama Bryte Cooktop Cleaner on each burner. Rub briskly with a Cerama Bryte Cleaning Pad or with a dry paper towel. Follow with another dry paper towel to buff off the excess and to remove streaks. It is important to note, however, that the staining from copper or aluminum bottom will most likely require several cleanings to completely remove the stain.

*Copper and aluminum bottom pans are not recommended for use on glass-ceramic stovetops.

HOW TO REMOVE WATER or PASTA WATER SPOTS

On a cool stovetop, squirt a nickel-sized drop of Cerama Bryte Cooktop Cleaner on each burner. Rub briskly with a Cerama Bryte Cleaning Pad or with a dry paper towel. Follow with another dry paper towel to buff off the excess and to remove streaks.

SELECTING COOKWARE FOR GLASS-CERAMIC COOKTOPS

When using a glass-ceramic cooktop, it is important that the cookware being used has a flat bottom. Pans with rounded, curved, ridged, or warped bottoms are not recommended. It is also suggested that you do not slide cookware across the stovetop as it can scratch the glass. Remember, stovetop glass is scratch-resistant, not scratchproof. The most important thing to remember is to clean the stovetop after each use with Cerama Bryte Cooktop Cleaner.

RECOMMENDED COOKWARE

Stainless Steel:
Aluminum:
Heavyweight cookware is recommended. Thin-weight aluminum is not recommended because of its low melting point.
Good conductivity.
Aluminum residue sometimes appears as scratches on the stovetop, but it can be removed if cleaned immediately.

USABLE, BUT NOT RECOMMENDED

Copper Bottom

Copper may leave residues that can appear as scratches. The residue can be removed if the stovetop is cleaned immediately.
Do not let copper bottom cookware boil dry
Overheated metal can bond to glass stovetops. An overheated copper bottom pot will leave a residue that will permanently stain the stovetop if not removed immediately.

PORCELAIN ENAMEL-COVERED CAST IRON

It is important that the cookware is completely covered with porcelain enamel, as it may scratch the glass cooktop.

GLASS-CERAMIC

Not recommended as it may scratch the stovetop surface.
Poor performance

STONEWARE

Not recommended as it may scratch the stovetop surface.
Poor performance

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Do you still make the Stainless Steel Cleaning Polish and Conditioner? I do not see it on your website and can no longer find it in stores.

Over the past year we have be redesigning out product labels. The Stainless Steel Cleaning Polish and Conditioner is now called Stainless Steel Polish. It is the same product and formulation (with mineral oil) we have just redesigned the label.

I used Cerama Bryte Cooktop Cleaner on a couple areas of my stainless steel fridge. Is the fridge damaged and how can I fix the uneven look?

Option 1: Leave the appliance as it is and over time oxidation will most likely return the steel to its original color.

Option 2: If you are unhappy with the immediate appearance of the appliance you can apply a stainless steel cleaning product that contains mineral oil, such as Cerama Bryte Stainless Steel Polish. The mineral oil will help even out the stainless steel and give a uniform appearance.

What is “engineered quartz”?

Engineered quartz countertops are made of 93% ground quartz stone and 3% binders/colorants.

Why are stone countertops sealed?

Stone countertops are porous. To prevent liquids and soils from seeping into the stone and causing difficult stains or etching, these countertops are sealed with special polymers. All impregnating slate, marble, stone, granite sealers are “food safe”. All such sealers are made for application to stone and granite countertops, which are designed for food prep.

What can harm the cooktop?

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How to care for my stovetop daily / daily care:

On a cool stovetop, squeeze a nickel-sized drop of Cerama Bryte Stovetop Cleaner on each burner. Rub briskly with a Cerama Bryte Cleaning Pad or with a dry paper towel. Follow with another dry paper towel to buff off the excess and to remove streaks.

How to clean heavy soil from stovetop (thick as spilled tomato soup)

Use a Cerama Bryte Scraper to remove heavy soil. Then apply Cerama Bryte Stovetop Cleaner. On a cool stovetop, squeeze a nickel-sized drop of Cerama Bryte Stovetop Cleaner on each burner. Rub briskly with a Cerama Bryte Cleaning Pad or with a dry paper towel. Follow with another dry paper towel to buff off the excess and to remove streaks.

*Do NOT add water

How to clean burned-on soil or residue from stovetop (can pick at with fingernail)

*Do NOT add water

How to clean high sugar content from stovetop (canning or fudge)

On a warm stovetop, and while wearing oven mitts, carefully use a Cerama Bryte Scraper to remove burned on soil or residue. Then apply Cerama Bryte Stovetop Cleaner. On a cool stovetop, squeeze a nickel-sized drop of Cerama Bryte Stovetop Cleaner on each burner. Rub briskly with a Cerama Bryte Cleaning Pad or with a dry paper towel. Follow with another dry paper towel to buff off the excess and to remove streaks.

*Do NOT add water

How to clean melted plastic from stovetop (plastic wraps or spoons)

On a warm stovetop, and while wearing oven mitts, carefully use a Cerama Bryte Scraper to remove burned on soil or residue. Then apply Cerama Bryte Stovetop Cleaner. On a cool stovetop, squirt a nickel-sized drop of Cerama Bryte Stovetop Cleaner on each burner. Rub briskly with a Cerama Bryte Cleaning Pad or with a dry paper towel. Follow with another dry paper towel to buff off the excess and to remove streaks.

*Do NOT add water

How to remove dark or light stains from stovetop (cannot pick at with fingernail)

This type of stains may occur from using copper or aluminum bottom pans at high heat. On a cool stovetop, squirt a nickel-sized drop of Cerama Bryte Stovetop Cleaner on each burner. Rub briskly with a Cerama Bryte Cleaning Pad or with a dry paper towel. Follow with another dry paper towel to buff off the excess and to remove streaks. It is important to note, however, that the staining from copper or aluminum bottom will most likely require several cleanings to completely remove the stain.

How to remove water or pasta water spots

On a cool stovetop, squirt a nickel-sized drop of Cerama Bryte Stovetop Cleaner on each burner. Rub briskly with a Cerama Bryte Cleaning Pad or with a dry paper towel. Follow with another dry paper towel to buff off the excess and to remove streaks.