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117 of 120 people found the following review helpful.
Same or better results from Bon Ami cleanser
By CrochetKatie
I have owned Le Creuset products for years and have heard suggestions for everything from Soft Scrub to salt for cleaning. I recently changed to earth-friendly products and have been using Bon Ami cleanser in my home. It is noted on the can that it’s recommended by Chantal, Corning Ware, Farberware among many others for cleaning their cookware so I thought I’d give it a try on the interior of my Le Creuset. Works like magic, rinses clean and does not scratch. Gets that last little bit of “stuff” out that your scrubbie pad can’t seem to get off, removes light stains. Best of all, it only costs about $1 for a whole can! Try it on your stainless pots & pans, too. I bought the Le Creuset cleaner recently to see if it would get the brown spots off the underside of my pans but it didn’t work & unfortunately nothing seems to. Be careful if you have an electric stove that your stove burners do not damage the bottom of your Le Creuset, mine have – I did not have this problem when I cooked on a gas stove. All in all the Le Creuset cleaner does not work any better than Bon Ami, so I will save my money in the future.

66 of 69 people found the following review helpful.
Don’t waste your money
By Snail Sister
I have a few brown spots on the bottom of my le creuset. I have never been able to get them off. I thought this product would be the magic formula, but it wasn’t. If you’re thinking about purchasing a le creuset you might think about purchasing the cleaner too to catch any stains as they happen, but once they’re set nothing will take them out – not even this cleaner.

38 of 39 people found the following review helpful.
Le Creuset Enameled Cast Iron Cleaner
By C. Coleman
This product did not remove month old stain on my Le Creuset Dutch oven. Also, it did not bring back shine to the enamel. It recommends wearing rubber gloves while using this product. The label does not specify that this product is biodegradable. Le Crueset recommends removing stains from enamel by boiling 1 part Tide or Gain and 3 parts water for 10 minutes in the enameled container. Let cool and wash with dish wash soap. Dry the container and then rub with white vinegar to renew shine.

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