ELECTROL Solid Element Cleaner,WB64X81

If you are lucky enough to have electric solid elements on your cook top, this product is the one that works to keep them like new. My elements came with the house, they were rusted and corroded from lack of care. I tried just about everything until a friend said she had used a product that was wonderful. Together we searched the internet until this picture came up and she recognized it. I ordered it, followed the directions and now the cook top elements look like new. The rust is gone. Don't let the smoke from heating the element throw you...just turn on the exhaust fan and keep following the directions. With each application they look newer and newer...you won't be disappointed.

This came with my solid hob cook top years ago & it has always done a great job keeping my burners in good condition & looking like new. I use a Scotch yellow/green scrub pad to scrub of burnt on globs, wipe/rinse off with a damp paper towel, then coat the burners using the applicator. Turn on the heat & it burns off residue & bakes on a protective layer that lasts a long time. Run your exhaust fan for a few minutes while the product burns on & you're done. Easy! Product lasts a long time, both the applicator and the protection it affords.

Although the electrol arrived, it is not the same form as the one shown. I have had it before where it is the felt pre-impregnated with the electrol that fits within the lid, and you just rub it on the stove. What they sent me this time is a felt cloth and a tub of the electrol goop, so you have to rub it onto the felt. It's much more messy than the original one I had, so not what I had expected. Still works, but a little disappointing.

if you still have an unusual-for-USA- cooktop with solid cast iron burner hobs, this stuff is a nice (and only marketed) surface protectant/polish to maintain your units. it is not a cleaner per se. I scrape off any accumulated debris with a putty knife, then perhaps run a green scrubber pad over the surface before applying this stuff like you would apply polish on a shoe. turn up the heat and the dressing bonds to the surface with release of some non noxious smoke. my range has a downdraft blower that exhausts this. run your exhaust hood/filter blower if you have a conventional range. once heated on/dried, the burner hobs are now uniform in color and the polish will not rub onto your cookware.

Didn’t purchase this item

still works - stove looks like new

Good product but needs a sponge attached instead of rag. Very messy

Even though that electric stove is so old that it couldn't be used as a prop in a movie set in the 90's, think "Clueless" the solid black metal (Hobbs) burners will look like new. Just rub this black glop on the burners while they are hot, being careful to not turn your fingers into 5 well done hot dogs and then let the stinky stuff cook in for a few, sending billows of black fumes into your kitchen and setting off the smoke alarm. The cooktop range burners will look great, but may make the broken stained knobs look even worse by comparison, not to mention those old avocado green cabinets. Better yet, get a whole new kitchen or a new wife; or just order out a pizza and a six pack of beer and consider not sinking one cent more into that old kitchen and buying a new Corvette instead. See your friends in through the garage and the guys will never make it to the kitchen slobbering over that shiny bright red Vette.