Fireplace Glass Cleaner 16 oz — Soot, Creosote & Smoke Stain Remover
| Size | 16 oz trigger spray |
| Dilution | ready to use |
| Free microfiber cloth | — |
| Made in | USA 🇺🇸 |
- Professional-strength carbon dissolver — breaks down baked-on creosote, soot and carbon deposits.
- Fast-acting spray-and-sit formula — loosens smoke stains and grease on contact.
- Crystal-clear, streak-free finish — zero residue behind.
- Precision trigger spray — even, wide coverage across the whole door.
- For wood, pellet and coal stoves and fireplace inserts — made in the USA.
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A fire you can't see through is half the fire. Our fireplace glass cleaner dissolves the baked-on creosote, soot and smoke film that builds up on wood stove and fireplace insert glass — without razor blades, oven cleaner or newspaper-and-ash tricks. Spray it on cool glass, let the formula work, and wipe to a streak-free, crystal-clear finish. Safe for wood-burning stoves, pellet stoves, coal stoves and fireplace inserts, and regular use prevents the permanent etching that long-term soot buildup causes.
Fireplace Glass Cleaner — FAQs
How do I remove heavy baked-on creosote?
Spray generously on cool glass, wait 2–3 minutes for the formula to penetrate, then wipe with a dry cloth. For years-old buildup, repeat a second application — it beats scraping, which risks scratching ceramic glass.
Is it safe for ceramic wood-stove glass?
Yes. It is formulated for the neoceramic glass used in wood, pellet and coal stove doors, and leaves no residue to burn off when you relight.
Can I clean the glass while the stove is warm?
No — always wait until the glass is completely cool. Spraying a hot door can thermal-shock the glass and flash the cleaner off before it can work.
Guides for this product
How to Clean Fireplace Glass to Streak-Free Clear
Fireplace glass cleaner guide: how to clean fireplace glass and wood stove doors, dissolve creosote and soot, the ash trick reviewed, and how to keep it clear.
How to Clean Fireplace Brick and Remove Soot Stains
How to clean fireplace brick: vacuum dry soot first, dish soap scrubbing, TSP for heavy smoke stains, a cream of tartar spot method, and care for painted brick.
How to Clean a Wood Stove & Remove Creosote Safely
Creosote removal guide: the three stages of creosote, why it forms, an honest take on sweeping logs, stove cleaning steps, and burn habits that prevent buildup.
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