Don't you just love multi-purpose cleaner? I use it to clean my nesting tables, countertops, kitchen sinks, and more. I love a good versatile cleaning product. Multi-purpose spray is a cleaning supply must-have, but it's not the best for cleaning up places where grime builds up. That's where Bar Keepers Friend comes in.
Oh, cheap multi-purpose bleach spray, you're fantastic, but I can't use you to clean toilet bowls, grout, tarnish, mineral deposits, rust stains, and soap scum. A multi-purpose spray solution just isn't built for scrubbing and tough stains. Bar Keepers Friend has a premixed cleanser formula that works hard to tackle filthy hard surfaces.
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You can use Bar Keepers Friend on aluminum, brass, bronze, ceramic, Corian, copper alloys, glass, porcelain, and stainless steel. This means you can clean your stainless steel cookware, countertops, faucets, sinks, and stovetops with Bar Keepers Friend.
If you cook anything greasy (bacon, ground beef, etc.), you know that it takes a lot of work to keep your cooktop clean. Next time you get around to spring cleaning, make sure to use BKF.
For proof that this stuff is the real deal, check out these pictures.
I've come to the point where I need several of my cleaning supplies to have multiuse options. Why wouldn't you want your cooktop cleaner also to be able to clean your shower doors and stainless steel pots?
The main ingredient is oxalic acid, which is perfect for cleaning rusty items. Feel free also to use it on outdoor and sporting equipment like grills, vehicles, and more. I bet this would make a fantastic formula to cleanse and polish ATVs and boats. Now, you're probably wondering where the name came from.
It turns out Bar Keepers Friend was initially sold to bars in Indianapolis, Indiana. If our favorite bartenders are still using Bar Keepers Friend to keep the bar and dishware clean from hard water stains and mildew, you know this product is top-notch.
Bar Keepers Friend comes in a soft cleanser, powder cleanser, and spray form.
This post was originally published on March 4, 2020.
