how to clean stainless steel?

Question

already know the basics but thats not working

Answer 1

My friend bought me some stainless steel wipes and they work wonderfully. Also, you can try a little vegetable oil on a papertowel to make it shine.

Answer 2

You can go to home depot or Lowes and pick up a can areosal stainless steal cleaner. I have a stainless steel fridge with a brushed nickel look so it doesn't seem to have the same problems as the really shiny stainless steel appliances. I saw the sales guy at Lowes using WD-40 to get the finger prints off of the floor models.

Answer 3

If it is an appliance, goto the place you got it or look thru your books. If it is an older sink, that once was shiney, you can rebuff it using a 3-M green scrubbing pad, dampened then put some straight DAWN detergent on it and scrub lightly in a circular motion. This will take out marks and hard water and grease build-up on very old stainless, making them shine like new. Works on brushed stainless, but do not apply a lot of pressure. Works on old enamel if it is not too pitted from age and abuse.

Answer 4

There are several cleaners on the market which are formulated especially for cleaning stainless steel. Check with your hardware man. How about right on the internet?

Answer 5

They do sell Stainless steel cleaner. but I use Baking soda and white vinegar. You first take a small bowl and put warm water in it. add about 3 tablespoons of baking soda, and scrub it clean. then take a clean cloth and soak it in vinegar and wipe the article clean . I use vinegar each night on my sink, after I have done the dishes. and when you empty the water with the baking soda, that will also clean the drain. follow that with 1/2 cup of vinegar.

Answer 6

I clean houses and just discovered mineral oil on paper towels works really well..