I used this on all my stainless steel appliances, glass stove top, tile in our shower and glass doors. All look beautiful again. For appliances I highly suggest using a wet microfiber cloth to remove the polish and a second dry microfiber cloth for a shiny result. I expect they might be low in stock so order 2. I'm glad I did.

This is a good scrub for pots and pans. Not a miracle but works well.

I first found shadazzle in my bfs parents cupboard years ago and used it to polish completely blackened/ tarnished chippendale silverware and fell in love. I had used other things first that scratched the silver and so wish I used the shadazzle right off the bat. In my personal experiences, it has not ruined or scratched anything 100% of the time.

It works best on stainless steel of course, and you'll know ot works because the foam will turn grey as it takes away tarnish. It also removes water stains that nothing else will remove. But I have used it on both sinks and tubs and it gets all the waxy product buildup off. You DO need to scrub still, as it is a really non abrasive product and sponge. I was also able to get water rings off granite countertops! I had to chip some of the white buildup off, but the paste loosened it when nothing else would. And nothing was damaged.

I gave it 5 stars for the product but technically 4 stars only because this scent isn't what I was hoping it would smell like the eucalyptus from method but it doesn't. The original smells way better but I'll like to try the lavender at some point.

I like this product buy packaging is not the best. I received product and lid was off. Product wasn't damaged but the lid does not even fit and is too big.

I bought Shadazzle because my 30 year old Elmira stove is trimmed in nickel and after years of heavy use that nickel had a greasy, yellowish cast that no product or any amount of scrubbing touched. I saw all the positive reviews and thought I had nothing to lose (but a few $$). My stove looks amazing!!! The only thing I did differently than the directions said was to upgrade my sponge to a slightly more abrasive one- that ugly "patina" rubbed off with very little effort on my part. My only regret is not taking before and after photos!