What is a good stain remover for heavy duty stainless steel cooking pots?

Answer 1

I also have issues with the bottom of my pans being clean, shiny. I have copper bottom pans I use daily and what works better than anything I have ever used is cameo, better than barkeepers for really tuff spots use a sos and cameo. It is usually about a dallor and has been around for years, you'll have happy pans

Answer 2

I agree with nana on those two ideas. You can also use something that is called Bar Keepers Friend, it is in a container like comet. This would be something that I would just add a little water to, make a paste,rub it on the pot, let it sit for 3 minutes and then scrub. I use it on a multitude of things and it works great.

Answer 3

arm & hammer baking soda is the best for cleaning. I use it on pots & pans, cleaning my sinks, and bath tub. Just make a paste, rub it on and wipe away. It's a miracle cleaner.

Answer 4

Bon Ami or Barkeepers Friend,, I prefer Barkeepers.

Answer 5

try 20 mule team borax. it works wonders on alot of things. you can find it in food stores by the laundry soap. i hope this helps you. and another thing, you can buy soft water, its not liquid water, its powder. it has may uses to. just read the box

Answer 6

I use a choreboy sponge because it scratches less and
SoftScrub with bleach in it! Works great...and less abrasive than a lot of other cleaners.

Good luck
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Answer 7

I use baking soda on mine- and even removed some baked-on grease that I didn't think would ever come out!

Answer 8

why do they call it stainless steel if there are stains in it?

Answer 9

coke works best. If they are copper on the bottom and you need that clean, ketchup will work on the copper.