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Clean Hard Surfaces, Bring Back the Shine
In 1882, chemist George William Hoffman discovered that rhubarb's oxalic acid could make tarnished cookware sparkle. He turned it into a cleaning powder for tavern brass rails. The results spoke for themselves, and we called it "Bar Keeper's Friend." Over 140 years later, we're still proudly made in Indianapolis. Our packaging has evolved, but our formula hasn't. Because when something works, you keep it.
HOW WE CARE
For 144 years, we've known this: it's not about cleaning more, it's about caring better. Refresh daily, revive weekly, restore when only a deep clean will do. Results you can see and feel.
"We recommend cleaning your All-Clad with a product called Bar Keeper’s Friend."
"Bar Keeper’s Friend… is also a great option for keeping your cookware looking like new."
"Chefs, restaurant workers and more swear by this $3 cleaning powder — and so do I"
"Products to consider for rust removal…Bar Keeper’s Friend"































