Concentrated Coffee Pot Cleaner / Food and Beverage Stain Remover - Over 20 Uses Per Bottle - Made in the USA, 12.5 oz

My stainless steel coffee pot (and Starbucks travel mug) have developed "gunk" on the sides over the past couple of years from daily use. It's like a dark film that won't wash off. I decided to give this "Squeak'n Clean" a try. I followed the instructions to add a certain amount of liquid and then fill the containers up 1/3 of the way with hot water, let them sit, and then scrub. After letting it sit for 5-10 minutes, I took a scrub brush and scrubbed the rest of the inside of the containers. They came fantastically clean, but were so much more clean where the liquid soaked vs. the rest of the pot. The cleaning solution left a line where I originally let the liquid mixed with hot water soak. Below the line was silver again, above the line was a darker silver (so it still had a little residue on it). So I soaked them again, this time filling them all the way with hot water and the Squeak'n Clean concentrate. They came cleaner, but there was a still a noticeable line -- ha! It's like getting a suntan while wearing a watch. No matter how hard you try to tan that skin that was hidden underneath the watch, you'll never catch up to the rest of your skin's tan. But both are definitely way more cleaner than they started. I'll continue to use Squeak'n Clean going forward. I'll just use the pot and mug like normal and the next time I clean it a year or so from now, I'll make sure to fill up the coffee pot and travel mug all the way to the top with the the cleaning solution and hot water.

Excellent product that cleans and removes coffee stains. Coffee pot looks brand new after using it.

Excellent product. Cleans like advertised.

It's a little pricey, but it actually works really well on both glass & stainless carafe's. Pour small amount of solution mixed with water and let soak overnight... In the morning it looks brand new.

This worked really amazingly on some super disgusting coffee pots. I got a coffee pot shaped brush, added one measure of cleaner and water according to the instructions. Swirled it around, and scrubbed. Coffee pot is much cleaner than it has been in years

It did work but not nearly as well as the powder product I used a few years ago ( Dip-It).It did remove some staining and coffee oils but would take much more of the product to remove most coffee residue. I’m just not satisfied - won’t buy this again.

Good stuff Maynard first use took a sale home from work clean up Home pot and pour in the maker flushed out with freshwater works great and stainless steel mugs. Don’t mess around with trying to use every cleaner that you have at your house or your garage. The stuff is green. It’s nontoxic although you need to rinse thoroughly.

Was not a cleaner at all