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Cleaning Stainless Steel

Even though stainless steel is a surface that is very resistant to rust and corrosion, you can still get stains and scratches. Stainless steel also shows off fingerprints more readily than glass.

As with any surface, routine cleaning is needed to prolong the life of your appliance. But you have to be careful about what you use to prevent permanent scratches.

Never use an abrasive cleaner or brush for your stainless.

To keep the surface of your refrigerator clean and shiny, the best cleaners are products you have laying around your house. No matter what you use, make sure you rinse thoroughly to prevent spotting and dry it with a soft cloth or towel to prevent water marks.

It is also a good idea to go in the direction of the grain.

  • Water
    Believe it or not, warm water on a soft towel does wonders for removing some of the stickier marks on your stainless steel.

  • Glass Cleaner
    This does a great job removing fingerprints and grease.
  • Detergent
    A mild detergent such as dish washing liquid with warm water also works well.
  • Baby Oil or Olive Oil
    Yup, that’s correct. A very tiny dab of baby oil or olive oil on a soft towel can help to remove streaks. It will also shine the surface.
  • Club Soda
    This will often remove streaks and stains.

  • Vinegar
    Undiluted white vinegar on a soft towel will both clean and polish your stainless steel. It can also help remove heat stains.

As a last resort, you can also use cleaners specially designed for stainless steel. But you’ll find that some common household items work just as well, and will keep your stainless steel looking new.


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