What kind of cleaner do I use for a stainless steel sink?

Answer 1

bar keepers friend
works great

Answer 2

Anything Stainless Steel can be effectively cleaned with bicarb and vinegar.
A quick tip is to use an old pair of pantie-hose to clean the back of the taps, wrapping the leg around the tap, and moving it in a sawing motion backwards and forwards. Also, an old tooth-brush is perfect for cleaning those nooks and crannies in and around the taps and drain. And it's even environmentally friendly, chemical free and costs next to nothing! Sparkle, sparkle, sparkle!!!

Answer 3

Definitely Bar Keepers Friend.

Answer 4

* Dish liquid and rag/sponge for grease/ring around the sink. Rinse.
* Scrubbing Bubbles works well. Rinse.
* Heavier grime, Bar Keepers Friend. Rinse.
Old toothbrush & dish liquid for around spickets.
All above, dry with towel to avoid spotting.

Answer 5

Use good old fashioned scouring powder. I have been using this for 30 years. I have also spent many years in industrial kitchens, nothing compares to scouring powder. Brand names Ajax, comet , etc. It is inexpensive about 70 cents a can , lasts for a long time.

Answer 6

I can't remember the exact name of it but you can get it at cleaning company's. Get something made for stainless steel.

Answer 7

All the others listed above DO work, but are hard to rinse off without leaving a film. Try KABOOM Spray and a scrubbie. This works great!

Answer 8

Try bar keepers friend or make a paste with baking soda, water and dish soap. Good Luck.

Answer 9

try using a product called dissolve-it, a pump spray, usually found at walmart. also bar keepers friend is a good powder for cleaning.

Answer 10

any cleaner will do but make sure you buff it with a dry cloth after cleaning it to make it shine