HELP! What do people use to clean black glossy kitchen appliances

twopenny

White vinegar put on with a soft washing up sponge, polish with a paper towel then polish again with a microfibre cloth.

Hard work but with elbow grease it will shine. There are no short cuts which is why I won't have a glossy kitchen

Doozergirl

Once I've cleaned our glossy black stuff and dried it, I give it a quick final squirt with glass cleaner and a piece of kitchen roll.  

I only worked this out recently.   Life changing. No streaks.  

knightstyle

+1 for window cleaner after normal cleaning, Halfords one for cars is good on painted metal and glass.

SUPERGIRL2020

Doozergirl said:

Once I've cleaned our glossy black stuff and dried it, I give it a quick final squirt with glass cleaner and a piece of kitchen roll.  

I only worked this out recently.   Life changing. No streaks.  

Ooo thats a brill idea! I'll try it 

SUPERGIRL2020

Smithy99 said:

White vinegar and water mix with a microfibre cloth

Does white vinegar keep it shiny? 

jellie

I have a black glossy induction hob, I use Method kitchen cleaner with a very good quality microfibre cloth.  Spray the cleaner on, wipe over with damp cloth, rinse cloth and wipe again.  I don't dry or buff, comes up lovely including any removing greasy spots.  Also works very well on my dark glossy worktops. 

Smithy99

SUPERGIRL2020 said:

Smithy99 said:

White vinegar and water mix with a microfibre cloth

Does white vinegar keep it shiny? 

Yes, just give it a buff.  It's the same as glass cleaner. I also use it to clean my windows and tiles

SUPERGIRL2020

jellie said:

I have a black glossy induction hob, I use Method kitchen cleaner with a very good quality microfibre cloth.  Spray the cleaner on, wipe over with damp cloth, rinse cloth and wipe again.  I don't dry or buff, comes up lovely including any removing greasy spots.  Also works very well on my dark glossy worktops. 

I'll get some of that! Do they sell it in supermarkets?