Strong household cleaning products are often too aggressive to use on stainless steel. "Chlorine-based cleaners can corrode stainless steel by attacking its protective chromium oxide layer, leading to ...

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Bust through sticky fingerprints, grease, and hard water stains. With its rich, timeless beauty, there’s little wonder why stainless steel is the most popular finish for kitchen appliances and sinks.

Despite the name, it's prone to smudges, so our experts have revealed how to clean stainless steel properly, including methods and tricks to get yours gleaming. No matter if you're scrubbing a sink or ...

The shiny, glossy appearance of stainless steel appliances instantly gives your kitchen an elevated look without much effort. What’s less appealing about stainless steel, however, is that they get ...

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Warm soapy water works best to clean stainless steel. Avoid harsh chemicals like bleach and ammonia, as well as abrasive materials. To achieve a sleek finish, apply a little bit of olive oil onto a ...

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