Easy Off Oven Cleaner, yellow can, not the blue fume free. Just put hand cream over anything that is chrome. Let it sit 5 minutes and rinse it off and U will not do it any other way. I have a glass door on my convection oven and have done this 4 years with out a problem. This oven is now 30 years old and looks as though it has just come out of the box. Don't scrub and scratch anything. I use Easy Off on my SS sink. It also looks brand new and is 30 years old. I also use the Easy Off on all of my Corning Ware and the Pyrex where U, R unable to to remove the baked on, brown grease under the glass, handles. It works like a charm. Once U start to scratch the surface it will always stick or the brown will return with every use. Good Luck!

My shower glass company recommended using Lysol foam bath cleaner for soap scum as needed. (Maybe once a month. ) He said that it is the only soap scum cleaner they can endorse as being safe (non-corrosive) on their glass. Perhaps you could squirt that in the hard-to-clean spots, let it sit for a few minutes then clean with a Q-tip or soft toothbrush. I don't use it often because it will also make my anti-scum polish wear off sooner.

kachme7, we have sat down at length with the Sherwin Williams color fan deck and have determined that a very close match to Conestoga's Crystal White is Sherwin Williams SW7002 (Downy White). Ben Moore or other suppliers may have some close matches too, but we have not sat down with their color palette yet. Downy White SW7002 seemed to be almost spot on in most lighting we looked at. Now, it bears mentioning that these are what we (cabinetjoint.com, not Conestoga) determined were close matches. Conestoga will not guarantee their material matches Downy White in any way. I would think it would be very dangerous to put Conestoga finished product on cabinet boxes done with SW's finish as the chemistry (and therefore the aging process) will be very different and you may end up with very different looks after a few months/years as Latex/oil based paints from Sherwin Williams will age and mellow in very different ways than Conestoga's Catalyzed Conversion Varnish. I would suggest perhaps refacing the boxes with Conestoga finished veneers or refacing molding OR buy all your product unfinished and then finish it all yourself to ensure a good match among all the components. Also remember that Conestoga is laying their coatings down with a sprayer whereas you may be considering brush applied materials to use on your boxes? Brush applied finishes will change the sheen and texture vs spray applied and therefore the color can be thrown off, so putting Conestoga finished doors on your home-finished boxes may result in a very different look, even if the colors of the materials are almost spot on. Just some things to be mindful of! Let me know if we can help in any way.

To subtly mark a step in your home without compromising aesthetics, consider using a narrow strip of contrasting tile or stone at the edge of the step. This creates a visual cue without being obtrusive. Alternatively, installing low-profile LED lighting along the step's edge can provide both a design element and a safety feature, especially in low light conditions. Another option is a decorative runner or rug with a distinct texture or color transition at the step.