Le Creuset Enameled Cast Iron Cookware Cleaner, 8.45 oz

The Le Crueset cast iron cookware cleaner does a beautiful job in cleaning cast iron pans. It may seem pricey, but if you’ve invested in a LeCrueset pan, it’s worth taking care of it to make it last. It only takes a small amount of this cleaner, and the pan comes out with than like new shine. The bottom is smooth and you’ll be back to no sticking like before. It has great cleaning power because it contains essential oils but no harsh chemicals or scrubbers.

This product works! 💯 Cleans to new shine in less than 30 seconds. I didn’t take a before photo due to my skepticism of this even working. I was amazed at how well it removed the stains. (Never could before with just dawn) Wash with dish wash soap, rinse and dry completely. After, squeezed a dime size amount on a paper towel and wiped the inside of the pan. It has a little less consistency of toothpaste. The stains disappear and then wash, rinse and dry again. People complain about the smell of the cleaner but it wasn’t an issue for me. A little bit will go a long way. Well worth the price and will purchase again when needed. You spend a lot of money on Le Creuset and this product will help it looking it’s best. Happy Cooking! 😉

Stained enamel is just something you learn to live with, right? Not with this! I thought my brand-new braiser was permanently discolored, but a small amount of this product wiped it right out with gentle rubbing and a soft cloth. It even worked wonders on the baked-on stains in my daughter’s inexpensive Dutch oven. Don’t let the price fool you—a little goes a long way.

Not as efficient as I wanted but does its job. I just have to use more effort and apply more pressure to take the grease spots out.

This stuff works very, very well! It takes some scrubbing but the result is worth it! My 20 year old Le Crueset Dutch oven has seen plenty of use and even a little abuse. This cleaner made it look great! I could have probably made it look brand new with more scrubbing but I gave up after 30 minutes. It was worth the effort! Before and after photos show below.

I wish I took a picture beforehand. My issue was that food got stuck on the bottom of my dutch oven and I scrapped too hard to the point where the enamel lost its shine. I was careful going forward and learned to use baking soda next time for tougher stains, but it never fixed the lack of gloss I took off. I had this on my list for quite a while, but held off due to the price. Let me say, although it’s a small bottle, you only use a small amount and it’s works beautifully! More than I expected it to. It has restored the shine to the bottom of my dutch oven and I’ll know to use this bad boy next time!!

Granted it is pricy, but despite my trying, this is the best product to cleanout residual stains from a Le Creuset enameled pot. I first thoroughly wash the pot, careful not to use any abrasive sponge or cleaning product. Burnt in stains can be softened by using baking soda and water (see online instructions on YouTube or other sites about how to use it). Then the residual discoloring can be removed using the Le Creuset cleaning solution and you will be happy to have a sparkling, literally "as new" pot.

It works as it describes