Bon Ami Powder Cleanser, 14 Oz Canister, 3 Pack

I have 100-year-old kitchen porcelain sink. And my tub and sink in the bathroom is 100 years old. Comet leaves a green tinge on old porcelain. And that's what I had and couldn't figure out what it was. I got some pink stuff ( that's the name if the product) I Got rid of the green tint . Then I figured I'd try bon ami. Works great and there's no dyes in it. If I want to whiten it I just use Mrs Stewart's bluing. a really weak solution and that makes it bright white again. Highly recommend it for old porcelain sinks and tubs

Best scouring powder bar none. Used daily on le creuset pots, pans and skillets. Does not scratch the surface or damage the temporing while removing burnt on food and stains.

I always used Bon Ami and it was easy to find in my local store, since I moved I couldn’t find it, I gave it a 4 star because I think the price is very high considering what I used to pay, I know things have gone up but this was too much, anyway, I expect them to last me a long time, only reason I paid that price.

If you are over a certain age, you may remember when all we had to use was AJAX or COMET. Those cleaners worked great except that you could grind off the shine on that new bathtub with one scrubbing if you didn't know better.Do you know what the chick on the label says? "NEVER SCRATCHED YET"

I've used many brands over the years but I consider THIS the best. Yes, its a bit more expensive but it does the job.

I've been using Bon Ami for years. I bought this through Amazon, because I was having trouble finding someplace else to purchase it. It is the best cleanser on the market, for surfaces you don't want to scratch, and it still cleanse well. Other non scratch cleansers, don't really clean that well.My unhappiness with my purchase, was that the shipping cost more than the product. In the future, I'll have to find a different source, in order to save money.

I don’t notice a scent at all. It just works. I’m a little disappointed that that the container has been updated to a different color.

Not the same formula as the original cleanser that could be made into a kind of soap for washing windows. Also what happened to the witty saying under the newly hatched chick -- "Hasn't scratched yet?" It's now "Scratch Free Powder Cleanser" which makes one question what the heck a chicken has to do with a powder cleanser. Not worth the price when there are readily available cleansers like Barkeeper's Friend.