Stove Glass Care
Keep your stove door glass clear with our specialist stove glass cleaners and cleaning accessories.
Our range includes liquid stove glass cleaner and Schott Robax dry wiper sponges for removing soot and combustion deposits.
Suitable products can help maintain a clearer view of the flames without relying on ordinary household cleaners.
Available for fast UK delivery or showroom collection.
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- Dry-use cleaning
- No water needed
- Scratch-free action
- Removes tar and creosote
- Suitable for stoves and wood burners
- Best on slightly warm glass
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Stove Glass Cleaners and Care Products
Soot, smoke residue and combustion deposits can quickly build up on stove glass. Our stove glass care range includes specialist cleaners and dry cleaning sponges designed to help restore a clearer view through wood burning and multi-fuel stove doors.
Regular glass cleaning can improve the appearance of the appliance and make it easier to enjoy the flame picture.
Stove Glass Cleaner
Specialist stove glass cleaner is formulated to remove soot and deposits from suitable heat-resistant glass. It should be used only when the stove and glass are completely cool.
For best results:
- Allow the stove to cool fully
- Remove loose ash or dust first
- Apply the cleaner according to its instructions
- Avoid spraying surrounding painted or decorative surfaces
- Wipe away residue with a suitable cloth
- Dry the glass before using the stove
- Stove Glass Cleaning Sponges
Dry wiper sponges, including products designed for Schott Robax glass, provide a convenient way to remove light soot and deposits without liquid cleaner. They can be particularly useful for routine cleaning between deeper maintenance sessions.
Do not use ordinary abrasive pads or metal scrapers, as these may mark or damage the glass.
Why Stove Glass Becomes Black
Blackened stove glass can be caused by several factors, including:
- Burning wet or unseasoned wood
- Insufficient combustion air
- Operating the stove at a very low temperature
- Poor-quality fuel
- Incorrect appliance operation
- Chimney or flue performance problems
Cleaning the glass will improve its appearance, but repeated heavy deposits may indicate an issue with fuel quality, appliance use or the flue system.
Maintaining Clear Stove Glass
Burning dry, properly seasoned wood and operating the stove according to the manufacturer’s instructions can help reduce soot deposits. Logs should generally have a moisture content of 20% or less before burning.
Always refer to the stove manufacturer’s cleaning instructions before using any product on the glass or door seals.
Buy Stove Glass Cleaner Online
Bonfire stocks stove glass cleaner and specialist cleaning sponges for wood burning and multi-fuel appliances. Order online for UK delivery or collect from our showroom near Reading, Berkshire.
