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Cleaning Stainless Steel????
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andy, this is the bain of my life but i think cilit bang universal degreaser is best.Just to win anything would be great!!0
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MOTTO: F.E.A.R.....F!!K EVERYTHING AND RUN:eek:0
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Astonish Oven & Cookware Cleaning Paste. Although they have other products specifically for SS too
Warning ..... I'm a peri-menopausal axe-wielding maniac
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andycarmi wrote:Does anyone know of a good way of cleaning a stainless steel hob?
Depends if you need a scraper :eek: or a spruce but my best tip is baby oil. after you've cleaned it, it generally still looks mucky with water marks and smears etc. dry it off with a paper towel, then use either a bit of cotton bud or more paper towel and wipe baby oil on it. gets rid of the smears, shines it up and the more you do it it the easier it is to clean. honest it looks fab after. :T0 -
yip ,baby oil is the job.firstcrowcounter wrote:Depends if you need a scraper :eek: or a spruce but my best tip is baby oil. after you've cleaned it, it generally still looks mucky with water marks and smears etc. dry it off with a paper towel, then use either a bit of cotton bud or more paper towel and wipe baby oil on it. gets rid of the smears, shines it up and the more you do it it the easier it is to clean. honest it looks fab after. :T0 -
firstcrowcounter wrote:it generally still looks mucky with water marks and smears etc. dry it off with a paper towel, then use either a bit of cotton bud or more paper towel and wipe baby oil on it. gets rid of the smears, shines it up and the more you do it it the easier it is to clean. honest it looks fab after. :T
Thats how it looks mucky with water marks and smears all overe it. Just had a baby so have some in!! I m off to finish the job. Thanks.0 -
I always use vinegar on mine, but I'm a bit of a stardrops convert so I'll be trying that too. It's brought up my stainless steel kettle a treat.May all your dots fall silently to the ground.0
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Cillit bang may be good but not very environmentally friendly at all - try stardrops and oilSaving in my terramundi pot £2, £1 and 50p just for me! :j0
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I'm another baby oil fan.0
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