Cleaning Stainless Steel

I also use bar keepers friend, but then after cleaning them with that I wipe mine down with a soft rag with baby oil on it, then with a clean rag. The baby oil keeps the SS from getting fingerprints on them. It also makes them shine. I know it sounds crazy but it really works.

My mother-in-law gave me a container of Barkeeper's Friend for my pots and pans and I've used it on every piece of stainless steel that I own. It works like magic. It dispenses as a powder but moisten a wet rag and rub gently into your appliances and I promise they will sparkle and shine. And, they will clean your pots and pans until they shine like new. And, it is very, very affordable...I just bought a large can at Wal-Mart for $1.67. It's a mainstay in my cleaning supplies.

I just recently tried Green Works by Clorox. It worked as good as the stuff the appliance manufacturer suggested, and it is also safe for countertops.

The best cleaner is Zebs! You can get it anywhere it works the best!

Hi A.!! I use some great products...not only does it clean stainless steel, but it is the best of science and nature, so no toxins/chemicals...It's called Tough N Tender and SoluMel. They work on many other things as well!! PM me if you'd like to hear more!

Good luck!

I think baby oil is supposed to work well!!

I also have a kitchen full of stainless steel. I go between stainless wipes and Lysol Kitchen and Bath these both seem to work very well for me with very little if any streaks.

I use Weimans stainless steel cleaner wipes (I buy mine at Target) makes my SS appliances look like new!

I don't have SS appliances, but we recently bought a SS trash can from Bed Bath & Beyond, and the salesman that helped us also sold us a special mitten for cleaning the outside of the trash can. You wet it and it removes the streaks. The mitten cost $5, can be washed in the washer and is of course reusable, so it might be a useful for cleaning the streaks after your other cleaning.