Non-motoring > Stainless steel cleaner	Miscellaneous
Thread Author: Skip	Replies: 22

New Sat 4 Jun 16 16:52   Stainless steel cleaner - Skip

Any domestic gods/goddesses on here who can recommend something to clean a stainless steel cooker ? It looks blotchy and streaky and nothing I have tried on it seems to make any difference. Thanks. Reply to this message | Report message

New Sat 4 Jun 16 16:56   Stainless steel cleaner - Robin O'Reliant

www.betterware.co.uk/stainless-steel-clean-and-polish-400ml.html Reply to this message | Report message

New Sat 4 Jun 16 17:02   Stainless steel cleaner - R.P.

Olive oil - no need for chemicals. Ut was the domestic god Zero that answered this question - not looked back....only in anger. Reply to this message | Report message

New Sat 4 Jun 16 17:04   Stainless steel cleaner - Skip

HOW MUCH !!!!! :-) Cheers ROR Reply to this message | Report message

New Sat 4 Jun 16 17:27   Stainless steel cleaner - Runfer D'Hills

>> on here who can recommend something to clean a stainless steel cooker... A wife? ;-) Reply to this message | Report message       1

New Sat 4 Jun 16 17:30   Stainless steel cleaner - R.P.

:-) Reply to this message | Report message

New Sat 4 Jun 16 17:37   Stainless steel cleaner - Skip

I am gay so that's not an option !!!! Last edited by: Skip on Sat 4 Jun 16 at 17:38 Reply to this message | Report message

New Sat 4 Jun 16 17:41   Stainless steel cleaner - Runfer D'Hills

Oh ok, fair enough. But couldn't you borrow one from a friend now and then? They're really very good at things like that I've found. Less so at keeping cars clean, but kitchens, like operating theatres once a wife has been at them. ;-) Reply to this message | Report message

New Sat 4 Jun 16 17:53   Stainless steel cleaner - Skip

>> They're really very good at things like that I've found. > but kitchens, like operating theatres once a wife has been at them. >> ;-) I take it that Mrs Runfer doesn't read the posts on here ? Reply to this message | Report message

New Sat 4 Jun 16 17:55   Stainless steel cleaner - Runfer D'Hills

No, too busy cleaning. ;-) Reply to this message | Report message

New Sat 4 Jun 16 19:08   Stainless steel cleaner - Harleyman

>> Oh ok, fair enough. But couldn't you borrow one from a friend now and then? >> They're really very good at things like that I've found. Less so at keeping cars >> clean, but kitchens, like operating theatres once a wife has been at them. >> >> ;-) >> Think yerself lucky. Mrs HM was a chef in a previous life, excellent cook but seems to think she still has kitchen porters around to clear up after her. Reply to this message | Report message

New Sat 4 Jun 16 17:53   Stainless steel cleaner - Ian (Cape Town)

Dishwasher powder, on a damp cloth, applied in small circles. Reply to this message | Report message

New Sat 4 Jun 16 19:19   Stainless steel cleaner - CGNorwich

It all depends on the nature of the stain. Applying something like olive oil will make the stain less obvious but won't remove it. Here's what the makers of the stuff say. www.bssa.org.uk/topics.php?article=77 Reply to this message | Report message

New Sat 4 Jun 16 19:30   Stainless steel cleaner - Fullchat

Baby oil? Reply to this message | Report message       1

New Sat 4 Jun 16 21:25   Stainless steel cleaner - Dog

>>Baby oil? +1 .. The missus uses it. She uses it on stainless steel too. ;-) Reply to this message | Report message       1

New Sat 4 Jun 16 23:07   Stainless steel cleaner - Slidingpillar

Baby oil Happiness is whips, chains, baby oil and warm custard... And yes, I have it on a T shirt. Reply to this message | Report message       1

New Sat 4 Jun 16 23:01   Stainless steel cleaner - Ian (Cape Town)

Speak to your local DeLorean dealership. Reply to this message | Report message

New Sat 4 Jun 16 23:35   Stainless steel cleaner - legacylad

HG makes some specific SS cleaning products. I used to sell them and they had very positive feedback from catering establishments who had large cookers. Johnsons baby oil is xcellent for maintaining the shine of SS. When I extended my gaff I had a very modern glass & SS staircase put in and the installer recommended its use. A quick monthly rub down with oil has kept it perfect . And the staircase is still just like new also. Reply to this message | Report message

New Sat 4 Jun 16 23:39   Stainless steel cleaner - legacylad

The HG steel polish, not the Quick Shine or spray, is the stuff I use on my cooker range. As do several other folks I know. Reply to this message | Report message

New Sun 5 Jun 16 09:50   Stainless steel cleaner - devonite

Nip down to your local farm, ask friendly farmer for a "hand-full" of his Bulk Milk Tank cleaning powder. That stuff is good, if it can shift Milk-Stole it'll shift anything, plus it's food rated. Reply to this message | Report message       1

New Sun 5 Jun 16 11:07   Stainless steel cleaner - Skip

Thanks everyone - that's quite a range of options to try - including borrowing somebody's wife to do it ! :-) Reply to this message | Report message

New Sun 5 Jun 16 11:16   Stainless steel cleaner - Bromptonaut

Thanks from here too. Replaced an enamel AEG hob with Bosch stainless item last year. Kitchen cleaner shifts spills etc but surface marks/stains in way that makes stainless look like a fib. Reluctant to try anything like 'Astonish' as it's abrasive. Reply to this message | Report message

New Mon 6 Jun 16 03:56   Stainless steel cleaner - Pat

....and from a woman who knows Baby Oil :) Pat Reply to this message | Report message