How-To Clean Stainless Steel Appliances
Thursday November 11, 2004
The Stainless Steel Information Center provides a free guide explaining the best ways to clean and care for your BBQ Grill and other stainless appliances. It covers effective cleaning methods for routine cleaning, fingerprints and smears, stubborn stains and discoloration, grease, blood, burnt-on or baked-on foods, and grease and oil. Get a Copy>>
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I have waterfall like streaks appear on my refrig door the stainless steel polish takes it off but it comes back, There is no water that goes on the door to mark it, What would cause this to happen?
I have the same problem and am eager to hear suggestions to resolve it.
You can remove streaks and finger prints by using furniture polish or oil on a clean soft cloth. Just wipe it on and watch it disappear.
The furniture polish works! Thank You so much
How does one get rid of the “wax” build-up from cleaners used on stainless steel appliances?
Use baby oil applied using kitchen roll to clean stainless steel. Amazing results!!!
how do i remove a scratches on my stainless steel fridge? i think i used a rough cloth to clean?
OK GUYS here is the low-down.
The (in my professional opinion) most effective method of cleaning and treating Stainless appliances is with the use of mineral oil. Using a clean cloth apply the oil (sparingly you don’t need much) to the machine. Use long straight wipes. Then wipe the excess off with a dry towel. IT IS THAT EASY! =)
The oil will leave behind a thin film which will keep water/grease from staining your machine! Re-apply as necessary.
BE ADVISED! the use of oil Can/May slightly change the color of your machine, test in an inconspicuous corner and see if you mind the effect.
As far as scratches go, really anything deeper than 1/32 of an inch will require the machine to be refinished. IE re brushed. Compound sanding will leave you tired and frustrated.
Experience: I work for a major appliance retailer and you better believe my display machines look sharp!