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Our tech team has launched updates to The Nest today. As a result of these updates, members of the Nest Community will need to change their password in order to continue participating in the community. In addition, The Nest community member's avatars will be replaced with generic default avatars. If you wish to revert to your original avatar, you will need to re-upload it via The Nest.
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How to clean SS
Hey girls,
I am not a regular on this board, but y'all are the "experts" and I could use some help. My DH and I recently moved into a new home with all stainless steel appliances. They are beautiful, but they are a pain to clean! Every little water drop shows! I tried windex but it didn't work. Then I bought Method's SS cleaner, and that didn't really work either. I have heard that Pledge will take the streaks out, but I only have Method's wood cleaner, not Pledge.
Before I randomly buy another SS cleaner, do you girls have any tried and true methods I can try? Oh, and I prefer more natural cleaners, but I'm open to any suggestion.
Thanks!
Re: How to clean SS
? had everything SS in my old place and now only have the SS stove. I learned to live with stains for the most part. When I do want to get it shiny my prefferred way is first using a hand held steam cleaner, use a rag to go over it afterwards, then use any type of SS cleaner with paper towel. That was the main issue. Clean with steam and whatever rag or sponge or whatever you like, then 'polish' with SS cleaner and paper towel in a circular motion.
It's a PITA, really, so learn to live with marks and only polish when you want it pretty for company.
Edit: I now see you like to use natural cleaners. I've never even bothered. The only things that work smell like they'd be toxic. They work though.
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