We have a stainless steel fridge and dishwasher with thousands of tiny handprints on them, thanks to my curious LO. How do I get rid of them? I tried Windex, 409, olive oil, apple cider vinegar...what am I missing?
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Someone recommended multi surface pledge and wiping with a microfiber cloth. It works, but it's not my preferred method. Supposedly white vinegar works with a microfiber cloth, but I also haven't tried it.
My preferred method is to wipe down my appliances with stainless steel wipes I got at Target (it's a round black and grey container near the dusting stuff). Then, I buff them with a microfiber cloth and they are good to go!
Please share what does end up working for you, I feel like my current method is a bit more work than I would like so always looking for other options.
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I used stainless steel wipes when I had stainless steel.
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I use Method stainless steel cleaner, but I found what makes the biggest difference is the towel I use. I tried the Method with the Method microfiber towel at first, and it didn't work well. Then one day I hijacked one of DH's fancy, fluffy microfiber towels that he uses to polish his car and what do you know, my stainless was suddenly pretty again!
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@joyjoy: interesting! I have the Method cleaner and don't feel like it works all that well, but I've been applying it with an old rag. Thanks for the tip!
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This: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00029R8TK/
You just spray the mitt with water and wipe down the appliance, then flip it over to the dry side to buff it. Works surprisingly well!
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they actually have stainless steel clothe rags that you clean with. I pair it with a stainless steel cleaner, I've had success with Bar Keeper's Friend.
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