Naturally Clean and Polish Stainless Steel

by Kristin

I have a great tutorial on how to clean stainless steel naturally with no harsh chemicals! If you have stainless steel appliances, I am sure you struggle with keeping them clean, I have the perfect solution for you that won't hurt the wallet.
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naturally clean and polish stainless steel, appliances, cleaning tips

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I was able to do this with 2 ingredients!

Click on over to the blog to see what the special ingredients are!

I bet you have them both sitting in a cupboard collecting dust

Worked great on the stainless steel hood!

This worked on my stainless steel sink as well. Thanks for taking the time to stop by

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Sandra Sheldon Hawn on Jan 15, 2016
WHAT IS THE ITEM COMING OUT OF WALL BEHIND YOUR STOVE?

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Linda on Mar 01, 2016
Ant tips on cleaning a flat stove top surface?

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Sca8138445 on Jul 02, 2016
Any ideas for getting rid of water drip from water dispenser?

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Linda on Mar 01, 2016
Have tried all this and still can't get area of stovetop ( glass top surrounded by stainless) clean where the oil has splattered from sautéing at a high temp.

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- Canadianlady on Jul 14, 2016
  Just use a ceramic stovetop cleaning paste and get a no scratch scouring pad. Go at it with a bit of that and elbow grease and see if it works for you.
  
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Debbie Bentley Monks on Mar 01, 2016
WD40 is amazing when it comes to real or finished stainless steel. Just a small spray and soft cloth, wipe and look like brand new

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- Linda on Mar 02, 2016
  Tried the WD-40, too. Just can't seem to get the grease splatter marked off. No oil or grease left, but " splatter markd" still there. Tried baking soda and vinegar, tried putting solution on a dish cloth and heated in microwave....
  
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- Linda West on Mar 03, 2016
  @Linda I use the white foam squares (like Mr Clean) that degrade as you use them on my glass stove top. They really are "magic".
  
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- Linda on Mar 03, 2016
  Thx, it's not the glass top, it's the stainless steel " frame"
  
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