How Do I Clean Stainless Steel???? Help!!

We use stainless steel wipes that you can buy from Home Depot. Works great!

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I use baking soda along with the 50/50 vinegar/water in a spray bottle. I spray first, then sprinkle the baking soda and then spray again and then scrub. Then rinse well.

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Baby Oil!!! Works great!!! Keeps it from streaking. I use the baby oil every other week and the SS wipes in between to clean.

I use Tough N Tender also. Comes in wipes and I can't speak enough about it. The best thing is that it made with no formaldeydes, caustic chemicals, abrasives,ammonia or phosphates-which having children around is an absolute must for me. It all with baking soda, vinegars, and natural oils, etc. Email me if you don't know where to get it.
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I use Tough n Tender...not only does it work great, you can also use it for you countertops and kitchen tables. The best thing about it: it's nontoxic and safe! Can also use Rustic Touch and again, no harsh chemicals. As are all the products that I use!

Good luck!

I use a mixture of 1/2 vinegar and 1/2 water in a spray bottle. Then I make sure to wipe with "cheap" paper towels since they don't have as much lint in them. I hope this helps!!!

bed bath and beyond sells stainless steel wipes in a tube like the clorox wipes

Try a product call "BON AMI" It's a gentle cleanser with cornstarch. It's great on tubs, windows and any surfaces. This product is made in Canada. Three generations in my family has used it.

I mix equal amounts of rubbing alcohol and baby oil together. Works great!

We also use baby oil! The guy at Lowes recommended it as I was poised to purchase $10 worth of "special" cleaner. What I love about it is that you can also use the baby oil on the black trim and it keeps it nice and shiny looking too.

I just take a paper towel and fold it into fours. Then I pour a little dab on one side, wipe it all over, and then go back over it with a clean side.

Let us know what works for you!