MEECO'S RED DEVIL 701 Wood Stove Glass Cleaner - Removes Creosote, Soot & Smoke from Wood, Pellet, Coal Stoves & Fireplace Inserts (2 Pack, 16 fl oz Each) - Made in the USA

We've been heating with a wood stove for20 years now, and have struggled to keep the glass in our newest one clean (the other one, a Mama Bear, didn't have glass). WE tried everything... using ashes from the stove with various cleaners worked okay, but was still a hard scrub. We're getting older, and needed something easier. THIS!!! This is easier!! Spray it on, let it sit for a few minutes, then wipe it off. If the soot is really thick, you may have to scrub a little, but hey, it's sooo much easier than anything else!! We're goijng to try it on our gas fireplace glass as well, but for the wood stove?? It's fantastic!!! You'll LOVE actually SEEING your fire again!!!

This is absolutely the best product I have found to clean the fireplace glass. Cuts through the soot so easy. Leaves the glass streak free.

Ive been using a paste i got from the woodstove store for 20 years. I was sceptical about a spray but didnt want to spend my day off driving to the store. This spray is AMAZING! Literally i just sprayed and wiped! No scrubbing or scraping! And the glass looks like it does after it is professionally cleaned! I am so impressed! I will never use another glass cleaner again

This stuff works great at removing creosote from my woodstove glass. Let it soak a minute or so it makes a huge difference. Wear gloves!

This stuff really works. Had used paste similar to that used to clean glass top range in the past. Involved lots of scraping and rubbing. Not anymore. Follow bottle directions and job is easy.

This product is great. Removed baked on soot really well. The only reason that it does have a 5 ⭐️ is it does have a harsh chemical smell. I would recommend a mask and disposable gloves while using. It does the job a lot better than more expensive products.

I've always used a damp rag and ashes in the past but it's gotten harder each year to get all the black buildup off at the end of the season. I sprayed the glass and let it set while I scooped out the ashes this year. About halfway through I noticed a big clean streak on the glass and realized I had brushed the glass with my sleeve. That was enough to clean a streak across the glass. I had to spray and clean a couple of times near the bottom of the glass where the buildup was extremely heavy but most of it came off easily after the first time.

Recently got a fireplace insert with a glass door that sometimes needs cleaning. This will melt the soot(I lightly scrape with one swipe). Tried other ineffective products. This is my go to.