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Cleaning Stainless Steel????
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Hot soapy water, dry then oil and buff - doen't necessarily have to be baby oil I just use vegtable oil.0
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My friend uses WD40 on hers and it comes up smashing! I am going to give it a try next week, got some nasty marks to get off it first (got it with them on as bought it second hand)One day I might be more organised...........
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Slinkies target 2018 - another 70lb off (half way to what the NHS says) so far 25lb0 -
i have to agree with the babyoil brings up all my stainless steel a treat:xmastree:Is loving life right now,yes I am a soppy fool who believes in the simple things in life :xmastree:0
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not sure how to do it, but i've seen on how clean is your home, once the cooker top is clean , then line it ( somehow ) with foil. so if it gets mucky again , u just need to change the foil.0
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I use window cleaner for mine but im sure water and vinegar would do the same job. It comes up really nice and polised with it. My worktops are shiny and always go streaky with normal cleaners so i use window cleaner on them too.
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I use a soapy cloth ( fairy liquid) and then buff up with a microfibre cloth. Actually my 16 year old son does it and I`m not going to discourage him!0
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You can use own brand baby oil.An average day in my life:hello: :eek::mad: :coffee::coffee::coffee::T
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I am no expert in property but have lived in many types of homes, in many locations and can only talk from experience.0 -
lil_me wrote:My friend uses WD40 on hers and it comes up smashing! I am going to give it a try next week, got some nasty marks to get off it first (got it with them on as bought it second hand)
Be careful with WD40 as it is flammable, one accidental press of an ignition button while you're spraying and !!!!!!!!
Please forgive me if my comments seem abrupt or my questions have obvious answers, I have a mental health condition which affects my ability to see things as others might.0 -
Bicarbonate of soda is good for the initial cleaning - use a damp cloth and if there is really burned on stuff then leave the dampened bicarb on it for a while.
This scrubs most stuff off but doesn't scratch, and then the oiling method will make the best finish.0 -
Stardrops followed by baby oil for me too.0
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