what's the difference between the paste &amp; liquid imperial stove polish?
633542
The paste will fill in the little pits on the top of the stove created by water and rust. It gives it a "like new" appearance.
1803694
Yes, both perform about the same, only paste wax takes more time and energy to apply.
972816
Doesn't say. I was surprised to find that all it seems to be is old fashioned Ajax. It even smells identical to the Ajax my mother used to clean the porcelain tub and porcelain kitchen sink with. It's the grit that does the cleaning and polishing.
282657
I am not sure about others but I could notice the differences. I purchased both sponges since I couldn't decide at that time. Size wise, this sponge is more practical and easier for me to hold because it is much bigger than puresol. Color wise, puresol sponge is very black and when I first soaked it, the water turned black, which made me believe some kind of chemical coloring must have been added. Then I looked at the box and it says that puresol brand is made in China. Since there are many questionable Chinese products in the market, I decided I didn't want to use it on my skin. So far I have used this my konjac brand for the past few months and my skin has never looked better. Love it!
1787159
I don't believe there isn't any. Other than one is liquid and the other creme. I prefer the creme because I've used it for years. I bought the liquid to use on pots and pans, easier to apply. Hope this helps.
297792
I find that liquid/lite oil base polishes work best. Then soft wax polishes.
2072809
We don't. First we clean and then we use this to polish. It is really amazing stuff which makes granite, stainless steel, stove top and wooden furniture sparkle. We highly recommend this product.
1975182
In my opinion - the oil (a liquid) is a more deep penetrating treatment, while the cream (pasty) acts more like a finishing treatment. I use both, the oil once a month, and the cream every other month. In combination I believe I'm giving the wood the best conditioning that I can.
693725
It's just the paste, nothing else. I often put in half the butter, or sometimes just a little oil, and the difference in taste is negligible.
2063841
Not painted and only a light wax coating which scrubbed off with Scotchbright. It is very heavy. I'm always afraid I'll break my induction stove top.
2194956
I'm not sure about the grade, type. It is a very shiny stainless, and it does leave some marks or stains from cooking even though I spray it first with cooking oil. For the price I am delighted with how it works
949952
I am not sure how it compares but when you heat it up it has the texture of a somewhat fine gritty paste, depending on how hot you get it depends on the thickness of the paste.
2149553
I can't compare them but I love BAR KEEPERS powder, keep it by the white glass stovetop all the time. It's also good for scrubbing pots and pans when you kind of forgot what you were cooking.....
1814308
No Robert my experience of long standing that is does not have polish buildup. I just love it and have used it for years. I do not want to use anything else.
1690482
This is only a wild guess, but I imagine it's the labor that goes into the finish. I bought the less expensive for my husband last Christmas (he loves to cook) and have been very satisfied. We use Barkeeper's Friend to polish it up now and then and it looks great. He has a few pieces of the more expensive type, but other than a small difference in weight, I can't tell any difference in the cooking ability. If you are a real gourmet chef, you probably won't be happy with any but the most expensive cookware. However, if you are like most of us, the less expensive will serve you well for many years. :)
951836
I used cameo a non scratch cleanser that cleans and even removes the blue discoloration you get with high heat sometimes. This is a cleanser for copper cookware but works really well on stainless . Also Barkeepers Friend cleans and shines without scratching.
302508
Don't know if I can help--I can't say I know the difference. I think polished/mirror since they are shinier than perhaps brushed stainless might be. I just know I love my pots, they are easy to clean, and they look lovely.