Mix a fairly wet paste from baking soda and peroxide and smear thickly all over the kettle. Let sit for about an hour, then use a Non-scratch scrub cloth (dollar store) to wipe off. Should be like new, but if not, repeat on stubborn spots.
Hello Wanda! Click on the link below to view excellent information on cleaning up that tarnished stainless steel. Typically, it is a product that everyone has in their household just mixed with a little warm water to make a paste. Check it out. Good luck!
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Barkeepers Friend
Soak in ammonia to loosen cooked on oily grime. Then, use barkeepers cleaner or an SOS pad to scrub the shine back.
Mix a fairly wet paste from baking soda and peroxide and smear thickly all over the kettle. Let sit for about an hour, then use a Non-scratch scrub cloth (dollar store) to wipe off. Should be like new, but if not, repeat on stubborn spots.
Hello Wanda! Click on the link below to view excellent information on cleaning up that tarnished stainless steel. Typically, it is a product that everyone has in their household just mixed with a little warm water to make a paste. Check it out. Good luck!
https://www.doityourself.com/stry/keeping-gleam-how-to-polish-stainless-steel
Bar Keepers Friend cleanser
Hi, Here's a link that may help: https://www.marthastewart.com/1104513/cleaning-stainless-teakettle
Good luck!
Try plain white toothpaste