[tommy99]

Does anyone know of a good stainless steel cleaner (for use on exterior of ovens)?

[excelcrewe]

i use baby oil

[Bertie Boo]

Tommy

I use a soapy (wash-up liquid) cloth and then buff dry using a dry cloth and squirt of window spray.

S/Steel appliances are amongst my pet hate BUT you need to know what you are cleaning i.e. is it deffo s/steel OR is it a silver-painted finsih, or a plastic-protected finish etc.

I have heard that baby oil is good for buffing up 'true' stainless steel but i dont see how you could clean with it?

Cheers

Stephen

[The Great One]

Hi

Yep, once cleaned and de greased I buff up with window cleaner as well, great on fridge, oven exteriors, SS sinks, unpainted tiles oh, and glass!

I use kitchen towel

Regards

Martin

[Alan Rowley]

Yep, once cleaned and de greased I buff up with window cleaner as well, great on fridge, oven exteriors, SS sinks, unpainted tiles oh, and glass!

I use kitchen towel

Mr Muscle glass cleaner is great for stainless steel and chrome. 

We use Asda tea towels. 19p each - bargain!

[Bertie Boo]

Astonish glass&tile cleaner is the only glass cleaner i ever evr buy as it is wonderful.

Alan, thanks for the 19p tea-towel tip, didnt know they did them so cheaply. I use face-cloths usually, if can find them i usually on pay £1 for 6.

Stephen

[stevegunn]

wd-40 is also good

[Seers]

The stainless steel cleaner sold by Solution Uk http://www.worldofclean.co.uk/index.php?categoryID=107 is the best we've used. Baby oil is good, but attracts fluff and hairs, not fused on astonish.

Cheers,

Huw.

[martin19842]

hi there

we only use Dazzle, fantastic product, and takes off a lot of contamination.

regards

martin

[Fox]

Shiny sinks is good, purchase from any supermarket and if you ring the number on the bottle they will email you COSHH straight away.

Fox

[Paul Heath]

WD 40 is flamable i would not recomemed for ovens:o We use glass cleaner very effective

[Tim Downer]

Have used most of the above products with good success, but agree with seerclean, in that if it is a dusty enviroment, the baby oil attracts the dust and fluff.......lol

Tim

[tommy99]

Thanks everyone.  I think the Asda tea towels is a great idea.  I've been using kitchen roll up until now.

[mk1]

hi there

we only use Dazzle, fantastic product, and takes off a lot of contamination.

regards

martin

same as you martin excellent stuff

baby oil 

[debj]

hi

where can i get dazzle from ?

thanks
Debbie

[mk1]

hi

where can i get dazzle from ?

thanks
Debbie

hi ring geoff at spillsolve 07711823601  we buy all our cleaning chemicals from them excellent service and advice top bloke 

[ceiling Pro]

Oven exteriors, extractor canopies, stainless or aluminium splash backs can all be cleaned with a couple of Ceiling Pro products. This will clean and degrease them, after that they should be left alone. Baby Oil will attract grime, WD40 is just plain dangerous. The Ceiling Pro solution is not available to individuals or companies however. To obtain these products you would need to become a dealer but email us at info@cpuksouthwest.co.uk if you'd like to learn more.

[garyj]

Are you going to send me lots of info on this fantastic wonder product them tell me I can't have it. What's the point, bet it's expensive as well, and probably oil based.