Help with Cleaning Stainless Steal Appliances

Hi J.,

My grandma always used baking soda on stainless steel applicances and it works like a charm and everything has a smudge free shine. I started using Seventh Generation line of products (sold readily at Target). It's non-toxic and does not have a strong scent. My absolute favorite products are Shaklee products (www.shaklee.com) Basic H2 Organic Super Cleaning Concentrate. It cleans EVERYTHING with only a few drops and is also non-toxic and safe to use around your children.

E. L.

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Put baking soda on a cloth and rub it on the appliance. Rinse off with water. It's easy, fast and cheap.

Yes, there are actually cleaning products specifically for stainless steal. The best one I've ever used was purchased at Sears, and Kenmore makes it. Here's the link >>> http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_12605_02240083000P?vNa...

Stanley Home Products and a really good geli-clean cucumber melon stainless steel cleaner. It smells really good and leaves the stainless steel looking brand new!!! I can provide you with a catalog if interested let me know.

Hello
The secret for stainless cleaning is windex.
I do have stainless steal appliances since I update my kitchen in 2004. I only use windex for all stailess but nothing else. Alos make sure you don't use anything else with the windex.I clean every other day and I never buy a special stainless cleaning product.
I hope my advise will be helpful
berthille

Hi,
i've spent a fortune on all those stainless steel cleaning products and either they smell horrible or they don't work...and then i learned about a great tip. Clean your products however you usually do, lysol wipes, windex, ect. Then pour a little bit of baby oil onto a clean cloth and wipe down the whole surface. Its amazing! Now all my appliances are shiny and it looks like i actually have time to clean (Ha!).

I was amazed to learn that basic cooking oil will work.....we use a little olive oil on a cloth and buff it into our stainless steel refrigerator....No there is no oily mess...its pretty amazing how easy and simple....I also read you can use white vinegar, but basically any cooking oil will work..just use it very moderately on a rag and buff......

good luck
Linda
www.workathome4yourfamily.com

Hi, I know come specials wipes, first you clean with the wipe and after that you have to rub with a clean cloth, but I had wonderful results with windex to be honest.
M.