Le CreusetEnameled Cast Iron Cookware Cleaner, 8.45 oz

This is an absolute must for cleaning any of your le creuset products! Especially your Dutch ovens! Idk why or how this works like magic but it does. I use my Dutch ovens between two to three times a week and they look practically brand new. I even scratched my Dutch oven on accident once and was DEVASTATED!! This stuff literally took the scratch marks right off as well! Just get this stuff already!

Granted it is pricy, but despite my trying, this is the best product to cleanout residual stains from a Le Creuset enameled pot. I first thoroughly wash the pot, careful not to use any abrasive sponge or cleaning product. Burnt in stains can be softened by using baking soda and water (see online instructions on YouTube or other sites about how to use it). Then the residual discoloring can be removed using the Le Creuset cleaning solution and you will be happy to have a sparkling, literally "as new" pot.

When we got brunt on food on our Le Creuset, we would just simmer some vinegar and baking soda. I thought that was all we could do.We had a skillet that we really got dirty and our old tricks didn’t work. I had ok expectations, but the burned on food came off with just a few scrubs. I then turned the pot over and it took off burned on food from the bottom and sides. I then went and did all our pots and they look almost brand new.I’m amazed. You should 100% buy this. It’s a high quality product very much worth the money and more.

somewhat on my expensive Le Creuset pans. Would not recommend using it regularly. It would probably damage the enamel over time. The 3 tablespoons of bleach to 1 quart of water method, soak for 2 to 3 hours, this will clean 95% of the enamel stains. This Le Creuset cleaner will work for removing the other 5%. So it's worth having around.Make sure you always cook at Medium of lower and you won't burn the pans in first place. Cast Iron Enamel gets super hot, so high heat is never needed.Also the outside of these pans can be cleaned with basic oven cleaner spray. But again, I would not recommend using it regularly either. If you cook properly, soap and hot water should work most of the time!

I made sticky rice in my pot and burned it. It left Blk stains and this stuff took it right out with a little nail scraping. It’s so worth having when you want to preserve you investment. After all it’s a lifetime pot.

Splurged on a fine Le Creuset dutch oven. The second dish I made with it the ingredients dried out a bit and the heat was a little too high. No matter how long I soaked it, discoloration of the cream interior remainder. I was so mad at myself as I want to keep this in top cosmetic shape. So I decided to purchase this, even though the price point is pretty high. What a marvel - took the stains right out and polished the interior as if it were new. Worth the price!

I had debated about my need for this cleaner when I got a LeCreuset Dutch oven for Christmas. I read the reviews that some just used Dawn dishwashing liquid. I was doing the same with good results, but I went ahead and ordered this cleaner along with the recommended scrubber. I put it under the sink and didn’t use it because Dawn was working well. Then, after making a beef stew, and cooking it for a few hours, slowly, there was a stubborn stain on the bottom that I couldn’t get off with the Dawn, even using the LeCreuset scrubber. So I put a bit of this cleaner on it and the stain came right off!Considering that I’ll only use this product occasionally, and not as my main cleaner, I’d say it’s worth the price, and should last a good while.

I found the product easy to use follow directions on the label, I have several pieces of Le Cruset Cookware, It works fantastic some of my cast iron enamel Is in near new shape so this really helps to put a shine on itI have 5 qt dutch oven that was stained with I don't know what, a long time ago that I bleached and used barkeepers friend on and still couldn't get it out so I tried this on it and it did a great job on the outside of dutch oven but still couldn't get the stain out, on the inside... So my commentary is if your willing to spend$$$$ on a piece of cookware 25.00 is a small investment to keep it nice. Is it going re coat your pan with new enamel? No. will it give it that detailed car wax look? Potentially if you have kept your cookware up since new...