Cleaning Stainless Steel????

misskaytee

RajaStyle wrote: »

Hmmm ... well i wanted silver any other options ? they all seem to be stainless steel ...

Our cooker and fridge freezer are both brushed steel and we got them from either comet or currys, got the fridge freezer last year and the cooker proberly 4 years ago now.

Lots of the appliances are stainless steel, toaster kettle ect, these are gradually going to be replaced with proberly some of the enamel looking appliances you can get in red, cream ect.

~moneysavingnovice~

I've got a slow-cooker and a deep fat fryer. They've both got streaky oil marks on the outside, which is sort of a brushed-steel effect.

What would be the best thing to clean them with? Would lemon juice work??

curlytop12

i use stardrops,neat,on a sponge.or a bit of washing up liquid?

tesuhoha

Try Bar Keeper's Friend from most supermarkets. Its brilliant for cutting through grease easily.

Doingmybest2bgoodhurrah

Either stardrops or astonish stainless steel cleaner (really cheap but effective), think I got my last bottle from the local pound shop x

debtmess

i use window cleaner on outside of my slowcooker seems to be effective

LJM

i used to use baby oil on mine only a drop on a cloth rubbed on them buffed over

jcr16

baby oil or a tiny bit of veg oil if no baby oil. i've loads of stainless. i find my cooker is a nightmare to keep smear free. but oil works a treat.

Willow92

Have you got any of those surface cleaner wipes? You can get them from Home Bargains and Pound shops. I use these on the steel toaster and breadbin and they come up fine

mrsb83_2

My stainless steel kettle and microwave get very greasy. After a lot of trial and error I use window cleaner on a Tesco Value microfibre cloth.