A Professional Guide to Cleaning Stainless Steel
Image credit: Clean My Space via YouTube
The first thing that you have to identify is if your appliance is actually made up of stainless steel for these tricks to work. This step-by-step guide by Clean My Space on YouTube is a professional approach to cleaning stainless steel and making it shine like new. Oftentimes, your refrigerator can accumulate fridge magnet marks, water buildup, streaks, and other marks.
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So here are a few steps that you can do to get rid of those unwanted marks and you don’t even have to spend a lot of money or time for this to work. I love these tips and hacks because they are hassle-free and take little to no effort at all to do. Check out this video tutorial and give it a try at home, then see for yourself! I hope you find this handy hack as helpful as I did.
Materials for Cleaning Stainless Steel:
- Dish soap
- Water
- Spray bottle
- Flatweave microfiber cloth
- Paper towel
- Vinegar
- Mineral oil
- Baking soda
- Bar Keeper’s friend
How to Clean Stainless Steel:
Step 1
Make your soapy water mixture in a spray bottle, simply add half a teaspoon of dish soap, fill the rest with water, and give them a good shake to combine. Spray it on the stainless steel and wipe it clean with a microfiber cloth in an “S” pattern.
Step 2
To deal with daily watermarks on your appliances, coat a paper towel with some vinegar, then apply it straight onto the surface as shown in the video, and let it sit for a few minutes before spraying it with soapy water and wiping it dry with a microfiber cloth.
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Step 3
To remove rust, make a paste with baking soda and water, then gently rub that on the rust area, and rinse or wipe it clean with a microfiber cloth. Spray the cleaning product on the area, then let it sit for at least 1 minute, and rinse it clean.
Step 4
If it still isn’t removed, use Bar Keeper’s friend instead of baking soda. To achieve a showroom shine for your appliances, add a small drop of mineral oil on a paper towel, then wipe it on the stainless steel with an “S” motion, and rub it until well coated.
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