Can anyone recommend a stainless steel cleaner? One that I can use for kitchen appliances, etc. The last one I tried was something old I had in the closet for many years that I inherited somehow. It was basically some sort of oil, which didn't look horrible, but dripped and made a mess and was a nightmare to clean off next time I cleaned it. Looking for something better (not an oil) and more modern. Also tried 409, which streaked really badly.
Ethanloamine based oven cleaner.
Ethanolamine, sorry.
Brasso.
We us a 3m brand cleaner from Costco. Works great, takes very little to clean.
I know this sounds a bit Weird, but I use the Orange Furniture Polish.
I clean the fridge of any real grime, then take a lint free cloth and use the Orange Furniture polish. It smells good and its oil based. I think Mineral Oil is what the Banks use on the walk in vaults.
Its great on keeping them shiny and clean. Fingerprints don't show up as easy either.
Scott Can anyone recommend a stainless steel cleaner? One that I can use for
"Barkeeper's Friend". A scouring type cleanser like Comet. Available in most supermarkets.
:Can anyone recommend a stainless steel cleaner? One that I can use for :kitchen appliances, etc. The last one I tried was something old I had in :the closet for many years that I inherited somehow. It was basically some :sort of oil, which didn't look horrible, but dripped and made a mess and :was a nightmare to clean off next time I cleaned it. Looking for something :better (not an oil) and more modern. Also tried 409, which streaked really :badly. :
I posted a similar thread a year or two ago. The stuff I had was great but I ran out of it. In the end, I didn't even know what it was. I had the remaining whitish powder in a jar.
One recommendation I got was Bon Ami. It's like a cleanser (the container), and it works quite well. It's pretty cheap, too. Also, you can clean your sinks & tubs, etc. with it and it works very well indeed on stains on glazed pottery (e.g. mugs). Does a nice job on stainless.
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