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Cleaning brushed steel effect metal
MrsTinks
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Sorry don't know how else to describe it 
Basically you know those lovelly metal splashbacks that are all the rage? And the various matching appliances like the oven, hobs etc
Well so long as they are metal and not plastic then after cleaning them take a cloth or some kitchen roll and dab on some baby oil and rub all over... it will bring up the shine lovelly! A friend of mine has a HUGE coker (the 5 ring type with 3 ovens looks like a modern Aga type thing) and she used to buy the special cleaner stuff to stop it looking grubby even when it was clean. They had one of the engineers out to fix the oven that had decided to stop working and he told her to use baby oil next time... fraction of the price and same effect! My metal bits in the kitchen are sparkling!!!!
Basically you know those lovelly metal splashbacks that are all the rage? And the various matching appliances like the oven, hobs etcWell so long as they are metal and not plastic then after cleaning them take a cloth or some kitchen roll and dab on some baby oil and rub all over... it will bring up the shine lovelly! A friend of mine has a HUGE coker (the 5 ring type with 3 ovens looks like a modern Aga type thing) and she used to buy the special cleaner stuff to stop it looking grubby even when it was clean. They had one of the engineers out to fix the oven that had decided to stop working and he told her to use baby oil next time... fraction of the price and same effect! My metal bits in the kitchen are sparkling!!!!
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