Best stuff to clean stainless steel sink & hob

chickmug

I have a stainless steel sink and hob and can't seem to find anything to clean them up? Any suggestions?

Ellidee

Hi chickmug, the best imho is 'Barkeeper's Friend' not sure if supermarkets sell it but I know Lakeland do. HTH

totalsolutions

Baby oil for that final polish, no really

gazza975526570

We use stainless steel cleaner - perhaps that was too obvious but even that isnt perfect

Chloe5

You can usually find barkeepers friend in smaller hardware shops.

I do use the baby oil on my hob - you need a drop or two only. Use paper towel then use a clean one to buff it up.

As to the sink never tried it on that - I just use bog standard spray cleaner.

belfastgirl23

I use bleach on the sink - probably not ideal but it takes off all tea stains etc and buffs up a treat afterwards. Probably not so good on the hob though!

maria_and_the_imps

i use steam it brings it up a treat steam and a nice soft cloth
but just a note when my steamer broke and the cooker needed cleaning i tryed to use the iron and unfortunatly it doesn't work lol

TomsMom

Years ago we had a Franke sink that developed rust spots. Someone from Franke came out and told us the best stuff to use was Shiny Sinks. You can get it from some supermarkets and probably hardware shops.

For my sink I tend to use bicarbonate of soda. Sprinkle onto sink/drainer, bit of a rub with a damp cloth, rinse well and wipe dry with a microfibre cloth.

Alikay

Another vote for "Barkeeper's Friend" for the sink- I usually buy it from Asda and it lasts for ages as you only need to use a small amount. I use stardrops on my brushed stainless steel hob.

the_devil_made_me_do_it

Astonish do a great cleaner for stainless steel & chrome. I use it on my taps & the shine is excellent.

lagi

Lime lite makes it look good, get the bottled one not the spray (must be watered down or different in some way). Smells nice too, available any supermarket.