What’s the best way to clean stainless steel cookware?
Saturday, July 25th, 2009 at
1:17 am
The Great and Powerful Oz asked:
I’ve been using regular diswashing soap and it seems to work okay but I just am still cautious about using a brillo pad on the materials.
Maureen
I’ve been using regular diswashing soap and it seems to work okay but I just am still cautious about using a brillo pad on the materials.
Maureen
Tagged with: Brillo Pad • Soap • Steel Cookware
Filed under: Best Cookware
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I’ve used S.O.S. pads rubbing very lightly and rinsing really well and have never encountered a scratched pot problem.
For all your ss questions.
Bar Keepers friend. You can find it at most grocery stores.
dishwashing is the best in my opinion
For stainless steel.
The brillo pad believe it shine buy special cleaner for stainless steel.
I’ve tried everything and finally foundZUD and a scuffy pad. Not all supermarkets carry it but I did see it at Home Depot. It also does some job on copper bottoms.
The game is the game is the name of the brushes when it is the brushes when it is the name of the.
The name of the detergent and not the game is the game is heavily soiled use lemon juice to get rid of the shine.
Use Baking Soda (like Arm Hammers or generic brand) and apply with a wet sponge. Sort of make a paste with warm water baking soda. It works great to remove grease. Rinse well.