Diamond ShineOutdoor 10 oz Commercial Professional Cleaner Hard Water Remover Stainless Steel Cleaner Grills BBQ Garden Tools Door Knobs Patio Furniture Ceramic Tile Brass Rust Remover

This product was used on a stainless barbeque grill. The grill had a lot of 🟤 rust spots (pic. sz.). It removed the spots with ..product, paper towel and a little water. Easley w/ light fingerPressure.

Had an outdoor stainless item that had water stains got removed with this and a great shine! Very much recommended, took a couple of applications but it worked.

Cleaning is great!

Works great at cleaning smoker interior lights

The product has limited instructions and use descriptions but it cleans and shines beyond my expectations.I recommend this product

With springtime creeping in, the need to get stuff clean is running pretty high in this house. The Diamond Shine Outdoor Cleanser effectively gets your metals clean without scratching or dulling them. The cleanser is slightly thinner than lotion and has a gritty texture to it. I tested it out on some pot bottoms where time and wear has turned them brown. I haven't been able to clean off the bottoms successfully using scouring pads, steel wool, or even melamine sponges, but the Diamond Shine was able to remove the brown color with a little effort. To use the cleanser, simply apply to the dry clean surface and scrub using about 1-2 lbs of pressure. The cleanser able to remove all but the largest and darkest spots on my pans. I'm certain that if I had used this cleanser when these spots first started developing/were lighter, they would've come out. The cleanser has very little scent, rinses off easily, and didn't scratch or dull the bottom of my pans. It doesn't take a lot of cleanser to get things clean and the bottle is large enough to use on many items. It's more effective than other abrasive cleansers I've used such as Softscrub and I like how it doesn't dull the surface like abrasive tools (such as steel wool) can. If you're looking for a good liquid abrasive cleanser, this is a good one to consider.

I used the Diamond Shine Outdoor Cleaner to clean the top of my grill, both the stainless steel cover and the two side tables. First I used just soap and water to try to clean it. That did some good but definitely left a lot to be desired. I made use I'd dried it and then used a very small about - probably less than an ounce total - to reclean everything. I used a slightly wet sponge and started using circular motions to spread the cleaner around. On some of the grungiest spots I used fairly strong pressure but just used a little common sense as far as when more pressure was needed. The stainless steel portion of the grill came out great. The two side tables, which are powder coated in black, got clean but the product did tend to dull the color somewhat. The product directions clearly say not to let the cleaner dry on the material being cleaned so I was good about rinsing everything off really well. My goof was to then not rinse off my deck where the grill sits. I now have some light staining on my deck which I'll have to use a pressure washer to get off. That was my mistake, no fault of the cleaner. My next adventure will be to try to clean up the bottoms of some older pots and pans. Very happy with the Diamond cleaner and highly recommend, just make sure to follow the instructions.

Omg yes! I wish I had taken a before an after picture as I was skeptical of this working. I’ve had a hard water spot on my tub for almost a decade. I’ve used many things and it still would remain a gritty hard water ring. My bathroom is not dirty. I do clean it pretty regularly, but that stubborn spot just would come back with a vengeance lol. Anyway, my didn’t come with any type of exterior seal or internal cap seal so when I opened it I got an immediate whiff of what reminded me of pepto bismo for some reason. I wiped down the spot making sure it was dry and used a dry baby cloth and worked its magic into my tub in a circular motion. After doing that and making sure I covered the area well ( less than 5 minutes). I wiped it down with water and then restored it to see.Bye bye hard water spot. I plan to use this in other areas so I’ll return if my results differ for other things.UpdateI used on a stainless steel pan that was turning at the bottom.Mind you I didn’t put a lot of product on but it did start removing the build up. I didn’t finish because my baby was in need of me. But I can’t say it enough this stuff is amazing