Will this brush scratch my stainless steel cooktop?
1356222
Yes this brush will scratch your cooktop. The bristles are very strong, strong enough to clean barbecue grills coated in heavy burned on grease.
5873
With a stainless steel inside, hot water and a cloth should be used to clean it. Any type of a brush could scratch it.
1474560
It hasn't left any scratches or marks on a glass cooktop in my experience. I would be careful not to use the very highest heat levels just because these stoves get so hot they can eventually wear down the nonstick surface.
382645
I don't know but this and other cast iron skillets are heavy. If dragged across a glass cooktop I would imagine it could leave scratches.
1273236
I don't really know. I wonder if it might scratch the stainless steel or dull the finish. I'm sure the company could give you a better answer. I sure do like it on everything that I've used it on.
2060708
I do not think the product will remove scratches from a glass stove top. The product will not disappoint in terms of cleaning brass and silver however.
780038
I use them on my stainless steel sink & cooktop, with a little BarKeeper's Friend stainless steel cleaner, but I always make sure to scrub with the grain. Everything looks like new. I'm afraid if you were to scrub against the grain or in circles, you might leave scratches.
781469
Don't think you need to worry about scratching cookware surface as the blades do not touch the either the sides or the bottom of the pot. When I use the blender, I keep the blade guarde pretty much off of the pot surface but even if you do touch a surface, it would not leave a mark. Enjoy
976581
Yes. I don't have a Weber but my cooking grate is stainless steel and the brush does an excellent job of cleaning it. I use my BBQ a lot and residue builds up quickly. The brush takes it off very easily and to my satisfaction
690667
There is no way that the backsplash will scratch the cooking surface. Simply angle the backslash forward and snap it into place. In a worst case scenario, one might nick the very back edge (but one would have to be VERY clumsy)!
968821
If it is the wire ( old style ) stainless grill top it will work just fine. I have a single wire brush I use on my smoker grill top and I bought the 3-sided one anid it works great getting down in between the little wires to cut and get the grease and junk build up out and makes them shiny again. Well worth the money to make the job quick and easy clean up. Highly recommend. Hope this answers your question.
1622060
I think so but it might scratch the stainless surface. It cleans well with detergent and hot water.
522605
I have used it on my glass stovetop without any scratches. I have used it on lots of things without ever a scratch..
1531773
I can't tell you for sure, since I have never scratched my cooktop. I suspect Cerama Bryte would not remove scratches, but that might depend on the depth of the scratch. It seems to have a very mild abrasive in the cleanser. The best analogy I could use would be auto rubbing compound. That kind of compound will remove shallow blemishes, but not deep scratches. I suspect Cerama Bryte would work the same way. Again, though, my cooktop has never been scratched, so I can't respond with any certainty.
689816
i have used it on my teflon non-stick pans and so far it doesn't seem to have any issues with scratching off the coating.
1377866
I have the GE Profile ceramic top and decided not to use it. The bottom is grooved and would easily scratch your surface. I took it to a vacation home and use it happily on my gas range top.
2173357
Our grill is stainless steel, but the grates are not, so I can't answer that. It does work great on our grates. I am assuming it would scratch stainless steel.