how to remove spots of paint from stainless steel cooker?

googler

Seconded - damp cloth or cleaning wipe, wet the surface, leave it to soak in for a while, wipe/scrape the spots with thumbnail or cloth over thumbnail, etc.

Next time, get your painter to put dustsheets down!

If you've got paint on the hob, you've probably got paint in other places too - time to go over the kitchen with a fine toothcomb, and clean them all up.....

wealdroam

googler wrote: »

If you've got paint on the hob, you've probably got paint in other places too - time to go over the kitchen with a fine toothcomb, and clean them all up.....

A fine toothcomb?

Gotta pic on how to use one on a spot of paint?

googler

Wish I did.... :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

OddjobKIA

ormus wrote: »

or use a green nylon scouring pad. with hot water.

NO NO NO


this scrathches the polished look of most stainless steel units...sorry Ormus,,,,

lots of water and some paper towels and elbow grease....

also for really stubborn bits try using a little nail varnish remover on a cotton bud.....but try this in a non visible place first!!!

lollol

thank you all. before i posted i was using the thumbnail technique but it was just taking too long so thouhgt would get better ideas

hatewashingmachines

Bar Keepers friend is the thing to use on NON shiny stainless steel