Magic Hotplate Restorer 75g Restores that Lustrous Black Finish, Maintains Hotplate Efficiency, Easy Sponge Pad Applicator, Prevents Flaking, Pitting & ...
Our Magic Hotplate Restorer Australian Made & Owned is Australia's original, formulated in 1979. Still a favourite today, it restores and protects solid cast iron hotplates from rust and flaking.
- Restores Black Finish
- Prevents Rust, Flaking and Pitting
- Built-in Applicator
Many household cleaners can damage cast iron hot plates, causing them to rust and lose their black lustre. Magic Hotplate Restorer protects your hotplates from rust and has a built-in applicator making it easy to use.
- The original hotplate restorer, Australia's favourite since 1979.
- Restores cast iron hotplates lustrous black finish.
- Regular use prevents hotplates from rusting, flaking and pitting.
- Simple to apply with sponge applicator attached.
How to Use
1. Remove any food, burnt-on material and rust.
2. Clean cold hotplates with a damp cloth. Allow to dry.
3. Use the sponge applicator to rub a small amount of Magic Hotplate Restorer into the hotplate until shiny.
4. Turn the hotplate to medium heat setting for approx. 5 minutes (smoke will appear from the hotplate). Then turn it off.
5. With a clean cloth, rub in Magic Hotplate Restorer while still warm and remove any excess.
6. After use, clean the sponge applicator under running water.
7. Apply fortnightly to keep hotplates looking good and working efficiently.
Handy Hint: Use Magic All Metal Polish to polish the stainless steel rims to a brilliant shine.
FAQ's
Q. Is Hotplate Restorer dangerous or caustic?
A. No, Hotplate Restorer is totally non-toxic and completely safe.
Q. I have applied the Hotplate Restorer, heated up the hotplates but I seem to have a lot of black polish still coming off?
A. You have applied too much of the product. Keep wiping off until all residues have disappeared. Next time apply a smaller amount.
Q. Can the Hotplate Restorer be used on a cast iron barbeque plate?
A. No, it is not recommended to use on a BBQ plate. The ingredients are non-hazardous but this product has not been tested for direct food contact.
Q. There is a lot of smoke coming from my hot plate?
A. You have applied too much product. Wipe off the excess with a damp cloth and restart the procedure.
Q. There is rust starting to appear where I have applied Hotplate Restorer?
A. You have not heated the product up to cure it. It is the iron oxide in the product that has come in contact with the air with is starting to cause the rusting. Wipe over the product with a damp cloth and start the procedure again. Make sure the product is heated up and smoke starts appearing.
Q, I have a lot of black stuff coming off my hot plates?
A1. You have applied too much product, wipe off the excess with a damp cloth and start again.
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A2. You have not heated the stove up. Wipe off any excess and start again.