Bartenders Friend. Be certain to clean with the “grain”. Rinse really well and buff.
I gather they’ve some painted decor so you’re not comfortable pitting them in the dishwasher. Obviously you want to avoid the paint with the “Friend” as well. Dawn dish detergent is always the first step. I’m a “soaker” myself.
The first part is to clean any grease, grim, dirt, flour, etc. off the canister. If you can, empty the canister. Then you can wash it in hot sudsy water in the sink. If you don’t empty the canister, be sure to keep any cleaning supplies away from the lip. Use baking soda and vinegar to scrub the outside and bottom. Clean the lid separately, and in the sink or dishwasher. Use a soft cloth to buff the shine on the dry surface. ☺️
After cleaning them well with soap and water, take a white cotton rag and pour some 91% isopropyl alcohol on it. Wipe down your stainless steel and it should shine like new. I use it on my stainless sink all the time.
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Hi dear ...I need your help. Can I have your help for a way to clean my stainless steel sink in my kitchen? And how to make it shine as new without scratches?
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Bartenders Friend. Be certain to clean with the “grain”. Rinse really well and buff.
I gather they’ve some painted decor so you’re not comfortable pitting them in the dishwasher. Obviously you want to avoid the paint with the “Friend” as well. Dawn dish detergent is always the first step. I’m a “soaker” myself.
rubbing alchol
toothpaste makes an excellent metal cleaner.
white vinegar and micro fiber towel.
The first part is to clean any grease, grim, dirt, flour, etc. off the canister. If you can, empty the canister. Then you can wash it in hot sudsy water in the sink. If you don’t empty the canister, be sure to keep any cleaning supplies away from the lip. Use baking soda and vinegar to scrub the outside and bottom. Clean the lid separately, and in the sink or dishwasher. Use a soft cloth to buff the shine on the dry surface. ☺️
After cleaning them well with soap and water, take a white cotton rag and pour some 91% isopropyl alcohol on it. Wipe down your stainless steel and it should shine like new. I use it on my stainless sink all the time.
For all of my stainless steel I use endust green apple all surface cleaner. I've used it for years. And it makes the kitchen smell good too.
Here's a post that might help - https://chascrazycreations.com/homemade-cleaner-for-stainless-steel/