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New to stainless = I'm clueless
We're moving into a house with all stainless appliances, which I've never owned before. How do I clean/maintain stainless without ruining the finish?
Also, please recommend a lightweight vacuum or sweeper. The house is entirely laminate and tile. I come from carpeting, so I'm clueless about that, too. I plan on buying the Eureka Enviro Steamer (saw great reviews on it) for washing but don't want to drag out the old clunker vac if I don't have to.
Thanks.
Re: New to stainless = I'm clueless
Weiman makes a great SS spray. It's the one thing I have found that keeps it nice. That being said, I think it's a process of trial and error. So try a few different things. I have also heard vinegar/water combo works well.
Sorry, I don't have any light weight vacuum recs!
Henri and Charlotte, Christmas 2012
Stainless is a PIA to clean.
Ive found the Windex all surfaces with vinegar works great although I love the idea of stainless wipes
If theres any Granite/Marble in the house the Windex is safe to use as well. Gets stone nice & shiny !