How to Clean Stainless Steel Sinks

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Your stainless steel sink will sparkle when you follow these tips from the Just A Pinch Test Kitchen.



18 Comments
bakewithweez
Louise thibault - over a year ago
In the last 6 years or so, all I use is a manic eraser, and once a month or so put peroxide on a cloth and wipe the whole sink. Magic!!!
glendiej
Glenda Johnson - over a year ago
I second Bruce Lambert's suggestion..."Barkeepers Friend"...Is the absolute best! I have used it for 50-years!...When I first started using it you couldn't even buy in a regular store. It was only available for barkeepers and business owners. WOW..that was a long time ago! :-)
vamrse
Roxann Clark - over a year ago
so many ideas on how to clean your stainless sink....it all works I guess.
becjoba
Sue Sanders - over a year ago
I scrub mine with flour, rinse then dry. Guess could use vinegar to disinfect then rinse and dry with cloth. (after scrubing with flour.)
jcqulnv
Jacqueline Valdez - over a year ago
I couldn't even play the video, it gave me a message stating: "No levels to play" No clue what that means!! But personally I use a mixture of baking soda and hydrogen peroxide (equal parts of however much you want to make). Just mix them into a soupy paste then "drizzle" on the surface you want to clean with a teaspoon or whatever or just put some on a soft cleaning cloth, and rub on the surface, let sit for about 2-3 minutes then wipe down with a wet cloth. All done!! It works on stainless (sinks, eating utensils etc.), glass (drinking glasses, mirrors etc.), ceramic (my bathroom sink and tub), chrome (all my faucets and fixtures) you can even use it on your stove top!! (around the burning coils and or glass tops) And this is a TON-A-MONEY SAVER. No more having to buy "this and that" kind of cleaner because THIS DOES IT ALL!
Clauz
Bruce Lambert - over a year ago
The best I have found is Barkeepers friend. Sprinkle on lightly scrub all the stainless let set for a couple of minutes and rinse. That easy. Works on glass, sinks, tubs. chrome, copper, stainless pots and pans. inexpensive, I get mine at Home Depot. But its sold in many places.
Seasun
Sea Sun - over a year ago
Vinegar, baking sofa, and a Magic Eraser
Cramerkay
Cramer Kay - over a year ago
Could you use this method to clean and polish stainless steal appliances?
OldWildOliveBranch
Bruce Haskin Sr - over a year ago
Why lemon juice and vinegar? Start with vinegar, baking soda, etc. Save the lemon juice for food recipes.
lissasaves
lissa b - over a year ago
I use rubbing alcohol and it works like a charm!
Kitzer
Carol Harpel - over a year ago
Soft Scrub.....
thekidbee
Bonnie Tolle - over a year ago
just spray it with WD40 & wipe!
kage01
kj petersen - over a year ago
Seems like too much work...
kathleen1953mc
Kathleen Krywokulsky - over a year ago
I will try this. My sinks is 40?years old and needs all the help it can get
bbhan
Barbara Niosi Bhan - over a year ago
another good and easy tip
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