Weiman Cooktop Cleaner and Polish Cream for Glass, Ceramic and Induction Surfaces -15 oz, Unscented

This is the first product I have used to clean an induction cooktop but, it is doing exactly what the label describes (Cleans, Polishes, and Protects) it does. It is the same concept of polishing your car, apply (it only takes a little bit), let dry, wipe off/buffing using another dry paper towel. If anything spills (liquid) on the cooktop dap it up (don't 'wipe' it up) with a paper towel, then with another dry paper towel, lightly buff around the spilled area (getting some of the left on polish onto the dry paper towel) then onto the (cleaned up) spilled area for a couple of circles (like polishing your car) and the cooktop is clean and shinning! This product removed about 95% of a burnt on heat diffuser (wrong type, the one with holes in it) print that I thought was permanent but, again about 95% or greater of the burnt on print of the diffuser was removed! Yes, I fully recommend this product!

I'm a fan of this cooktop cleaner. I think the secret to keeping a cooktop looking nice is to never cook on a dirty surface. So if I don't clean my stovetop after I cook, I clean it before I cook the next time. And this is what I use daily and sometimes twice per day. I clean it with my dish towel then use my cleaner. My stove is over three years old and looks almost new except for a couple of small scratches. I reorder this when mine gets low so I never run out. It's easy to use, is a good price, and does a good job. I spread it out with a couple of paper towels then use a microfiber to shine the stovetop.