Carbon-Off Discovery Products Cleaner (19-Ounce Can)

Since the election vote count will be going on for another month, I decided to take a break and clean the baked on varnish from several stainless steel cooking pans. The results are amazing. See the accompanying pictures.I rarely get excited about a product but this product, “Carbon Off”, is one that got my attention. I have tried a number of products that claim to loosen the baked on Carbon (varnish). Almost all of these other products required a lot of elbow grease, and they required multiple applications. Because I was so disappointed with these other products, I had said to my wife, Jo, that we should do basic research and find a chemical that would loosen the bonds between the baked-on carbon and the metal of the frying pan.After some 'YouTube' and Internet research, I purchased a spray on version of “Carbon Off” from Amazon. It is a spray on gel that loosens the carbon that has been baked on the pan. I followed the directions, spraying the “Carbon Off” product onto a medium sized stainless steel fry pan. I tested it after it had set for 30 minutes by pushing the gel around with a stick. The carbon was loosened. I decided to let it stay on overnight, and I also sprayed the product on to two other larger cooking pans. The next morning I rinsed off the “Carbon Off” gel, and I cleaned the pans with a scotch bright pad. I used a toothpick to poke the gel and gunk out of the crevices. The carbon / varnish came off with very little elbow grease. The pans were very clean. I then used some metal polish to shine them up.I highly recommend using Carbon Off”

Worked!! I burnt my brand new cooker that my mom bought me pretty bad. Let it on the stove when making milk pudding on high for over 30 minutes :(. Was heartbroken to see the thick layer of burnt stuck very strong and thought will never be able to use this cooker again. Tried all scrubs, easy-off oven cleaner, but nothing can budge this burn even slightly.. (btw, easy-off works great for everyday use and I continue to use it for stove top lighter burns, etc). Then found this carbon-off. It was a but pricey, but I thought worth the try if it can save my cooker. And it did !!After 3 tries that included 2 overnight soak and a bit of scrubbing in between tries, got my cooker back as good as new !!! Pictures can speak for itself.The scent is pretty strong and I did have to do it outdoors. Since its a spray, I didnt wear gloves, but recommend wearing one atleast when rinsing off.

I have always struggled to get the oven door clean after self-cleaning the oven overnight. I suppose I should have cleaned the glass first before the self-cleaning but I didn't know. This sticky stuff turned black and absolutely not moving with a magic eraser, "Krud Kutter" and a plastic scraper. When I first got the ovens installed, I used a sponge with a scratchy surface and scratched the glass accidentally. They replaced the glass and warned me not to use anything abrasive. So a few years later, frustrated with all the gunk on the windows after the holidays, I tried again to clean them and tried this Carbon Off and voila! It worked like a charm! Stunk like anything, and had to ventilate the kitchen. Only left it on for about an hour before it wiped right off! I wish I took photos! I wasn't sure it would work. It does! Amazing, and thanks for making this potent stuff! I'm going to buy more for the grill! Whee!

I sprayed a bunch of this on a pan that was caked with heavy hardened carbon deposits. After five hours, most of the carbon came off but there were still some stubborn deposits left that would not come off with any kind of scrubbing. When I attempted to apply more of this product, I discovered that the spray-cap was now leaking all over the place and was no longer working as a sprayer. I think the carbon-off must have dissolved part of the spray cap!

This stuff is the bomb. I thought that my pot was no good. It was so black and the grease was cooked on so bad. I bought 3 cans and it was well worth it. My pot looks brand new. It's worth it's weight in gold. You won't be disappointed.

Expensive and does not work as shown. My stainless pots had some normal deposits on bottoms .Some carbon came off needed a second application and steel wool to get final amount off ,Better off with steel woll and elbo grease .

The media could not be loaded. I bought this specifically for a heavily encrusted 30+ year old pan we got from a relative. Never had the carbon scrubbed off even once its entire life. I tried multiple times with The Pink Stuff, baking soda, salt, vinegar—no real progress. So I researched, found Carbon Off, and gave it a try…and you can see the results in the pics and video.I’ve since used it on all my encrusted pans, and they are now looking maybe not new, but WAY better than before.Definitely recommend following the directions and spraying outside. I used a cardboard box as a container on the floor of my open garage. Let it soak at least one hour for best results. And don’t put your face too close! The fumes are strong.

Works great dissolving built up carbon but in practice the spray can is a single use item. Once you start spraying use the whole can. If you don’t, the next time you attempt to use it the spray nozzle leaks out everywhere but doesn’t spray. Pull the nozzle off and all I see is a damaged rubber seal. Waisted half of two cans.