How the Five Compare on the Numbers
Easy-Off publishes the largest weight at 1.5 pounds and a 24 ounce size. Diversey publishes the largest width at 10.62 inches, the largest depth at 14.06 inches, and the largest height at 11.25 inches. Weiman publishes the smallest weight at 0.67 pounds and the smallest height at 3.81 inches. Carbona publishes the smallest width at 2.12 inches. Goo Gone publishes the smallest depth at 2.2 inches.
Those figures describe the shipping container, not the cleaning job. A larger container means more product, and a larger footprint means more shelf space. The maker states the size in ounces or fluid ounces for every pick except Weiman, which publishes 9 ounces. Amazon Basics publishes no dimensions at all, so it cannot be compared on footprint.
| Specification |
Goo Gone |
Easy-Off |
Weiman |
Carbona |
Diversey |
| Published size |
14 Fl Oz |
24 oz |
9 Ounce |
16.8 Fl Oz |
32 Fl Oz |
| Width |
3.5 in |
6.3 in |
4.06 in |
2.12 in |
10.62 in |
| Depth |
2.2 in |
8.6 in |
4.06 in |
3.5 in |
14.06 in |
| Height |
8.7 in |
9.5 in |
3.81 in |
10.0 in |
11.25 in |
| Weight |
1.0 lb |
1.5 lb |
0.67 lb |
1.29 lb |
not published |
| Fume-free claim |
Stated |
Stated |
Not stated |
Stated |
Not stated |
| Form |
Foam |
Spray |
Paste |
Gel |
Gel |
| Surface restriction |
No aluminum or faux stainless |
Not published |
Glass, ceramic, induction |
Not published |
Stainless steel safe |
| Wait time |
Not published |
Spray, wait, wipe |
Not published |
Just minutes |
Not published |
The table does not tell you how any of these products performs on a baked-on spill. It lists what each maker states about form, restriction, and size. It also does not list a temperature range, a shelf life, or a coverage area, because no maker on this sheet publishes those figures.
Fume-Free Formulas and What They Replace
Easy-Off and Carbona
Easy-Off publishes a fume-free formula for ovens and air fryers. The maker states that no gloves are required and that the formula is suitable for everyday use. It also publishes a 24 ounce size and a spray, wait, and wipe method. The maker states the product cleans tough baked-on food and grease without harsh fumes.
Carbona publishes a fume-free gel in a 16.8 fluid ounce container. The maker states the no-drip gel works as efficiently as the aerosols on the market and that the oven will be free of stains and grease in just minutes. Carbona does not publish a surface restriction list, so a reader with an aluminum interior has no stated guidance from the maker.
What the Other Three Publish
Goo Gone publishes a foam but does not publish a fume-free claim. The maker states the foam clings to surfaces and does the hard work. It also publishes a restriction against aluminum and faux stainless steel, which is the only such restriction on this list. A reader with an aluminum interior should read that line before buying.
Weiman publishes a paste for glass, ceramic, and induction smooth top ranges. The maker states it is non-abrasive and uses micro-bead technology for scrubbing power. Diversey publishes a clinging gel for stainless steel that stays on vertical surfaces. Neither Weiman nor Diversey publishes a fume-free claim, so a reader who needs that claim has two options on this list.
Gels, Foams, and Pastes for Different Surfaces
Vertical Surfaces and Racks
Diversey publishes a clinging gel that stays on vertical surfaces for extended contact time. The maker states it is ready to use with no dilution and that it rinses completely to reduce cleaning time. It is the largest container on this list at 32 fluid ounces, and the maker states it is stainless steel safe for ovens and grills.
Carbona publishes a no-drip gel in a 16.8 fluid ounce container. The maker states the gel works as efficiently as the aerosols on the market. A gel that does not drip is the form a reader wants for a rack or a door, where a thin spray would run off before it works. Carbona does not publish a wait time beyond just minutes.
Smooth Tops and Foam Jobs
Weiman publishes a paste for glass, ceramic, and induction smooth top ranges. The maker states the paste removes burned-on food, grease, and watermarks and leaves a streak-free shine. It is the smallest and lightest pick on this list at 0.67 pounds and 3.81 inches tall, so it stores in a drawer rather than on a shelf.
Goo Gone publishes a stay-in-place foam for ovens and indoor and outdoor grills. The maker states the foam penetrates and breaks down burnt-on carbon deposits without harming the surface of the oven. The restriction against aluminum and faux stainless steel is the deciding line for a reader whose oven interior is one of those two materials.
Which One Fits Your Kitchen
Reader who wants a fume-free spray for an air fryer. Easy-Off publishes a fume-free formula for ovens and air fryers, a 24 ounce size, and a no-gloves statement. It is the only pick on this list that names air fryers in the title.
Reader with an aluminum or faux stainless steel interior. Goo Gone publishes a restriction against both materials, so it is not the pick for that oven. Diversey publishes stainless steel safe, which is the stated alternative for a stainless interior.
Reader who wants a gel that stays on a vertical surface. Diversey publishes a clinging gel for extended contact time and a 32 fluid ounce container. Carbona publishes a no-drip gel in a 16.8 fluid ounce container for a smaller job.
Reader cleaning a glass or ceramic cooktop. Weiman publishes a non-abrasive paste with micro-bead technology for glass, ceramic, and induction smooth top ranges. It is a cooktop product, not an oven cavity spray.
Reader who wants the largest published container. Diversey publishes 32 fluid ounces, the largest size on this list. Easy-Off publishes 24 ounces, Carbona publishes 16.8 fluid ounces, Goo Gone publishes 14 fluid ounces, and Weiman publishes 9 ounces.
What We Could Not Verify
Several figures that a buyer would want are not published by any maker on this sheet. We list them here rather than estimate.
- No maker publishes a temperature range for use.
- No maker publishes a shelf life or expiration date.
- No maker publishes a coverage area per container.
- No maker publishes a full ingredient list on the fact sheet.
- No maker publishes a rinse requirement for every surface.
- Amazon Basics publishes no width, depth, height, or weight.
