A contractor who installed my daughter's kitchen cabinets also recommended WD 40 which is what he cleans his stainless appliances. I decided to try it because none of the store bought cleaners worked for me. The WD 40 worked perfectly! My dishwasher was full of water streams and now shines like a mirror!!!
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https://www.cleanmama.net/2017/05/how-to-remove-water-spots-from-stainless-steel-appliances.html
Apply a little olive oil, then buff with a microfiber cloth.
try " Bar keepers friend" its found in cleaning aisle it comes liquid or as a powder cleanser.
Hello,
A worker who installed my new oven and dishwasher, both stainless, said to
use a little WD 40. Spray a small amount on the appliance or a cloth, if you
prefer and wipe. It works like a charm. He said don't waste your money
on any of the specialty products for stainless,....just good ole WD 40,
That got me thinking....why is it called stainless steel when it's anything but.
A contractor who installed my daughter's kitchen cabinets also recommended WD 40 which is what he cleans his stainless appliances. I decided to try it because none of the store bought cleaners worked for me. The WD 40 worked perfectly! My dishwasher was full of water streams and now shines like a mirror!!!
rubbing alcohol
why not use a stainless cleaner made for these appliances?