Cleaning stainless steel appliances

[Goatboy]

A tip for customers

I don’t know if this has been mentioned before, but baby oil is fantastic for the job :tup:

This tip was pasted on to Goatboy senior by a customer, and he’s well impressed by it’s mircle properties. He said the brand was ‘Johnson + Johnson’ (don’t know if that makes a difference).

GB senior has lots of SS appliances, and he’s tryed all sorts of purpose-made cleaners, but as soon as they hit a little bit of grease/muck, you get huge smears. Baby oil, apparently, cleans and leaves a fantastic finish ❓

Maybe someone can confirm this? I don’t have any stainless steel stuff…

… or baby oil :baby:

[kwatt]

http://www.ukwhitegoods.co.uk/modules.p … page&pid=1

I only wrote that in 2003. 😉

K.

[don]

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Good for eczema and dry skin too, well that`s my excuse anyway 😉

Don

[kwatt]

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True Don.

The one caveat with using it on appliances is that it is a dust magnet. 😕

K.

[Goatboy]

kwatt wrote:I only wrote that in 2003. 😉

😆

Goatboy senoir insisted that I posted that info! Consider it a ‘bump’ on your info 8)

[bobokines]

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E-Cloths are the biz…

http://www.e-cloth.com/

Bob

[superfix]

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Bar keepers friend every time :tup:

Brings the stuff up like new and best of all it doesn’t take the decals off.

[Kentish]

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WD 40 for me. Degreases and leaves a nice constant finish, no smears or finger marks.

[cornwell40]

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Sainsburys use loads of baby oil in the kitchens for the commercial s/s stuff. We will very shortly be using it on a baby 😀

Tony C

[andy_art_trigg]

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Johnson’s baby oil is also useful for strippers, to rub over certain bits while performing. They also like to get a male “victim” and rub it all over him, in his hair and on his clothes (underpants even). I’ve seen it 😉

Not that it happened to me personally, but I remember thinking how the ‘ell would I explain that to the missus? 🙂

[cornwell40]

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Just tell her youv’e been working late on a s/s hob. 😉

Tony C

[admin]

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Hi all

The best ive found is CHROMOL supplied originally by Leibherr when you buy one of there appliances but ive sourced it from germany direct saving a fortune compaired to leibherrs prices.

Mind you still sell at their prices 😛

And no oily greasy residues left

Bryan

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