Rust on new Smeg Cooker two days after first clean!

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    brooksoid
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    Hi all,

    I recently bought (from an eBay whitegoods shop) a Smeg CC62MFX5.

    First time cleaning it this Saturday – I noticed on Monday that the unit had become covered in tiny rust spots.

    As you imagine, I am horrified. Also – I bought it cash, not through eBay (they didn’t get their slice) as I phoned the chap before I’d ‘bought it now’ so I don’t know what kind of a position I’m in.

    Of course I have the Smeg guarantee.

    Anyone had similar experiences? I’ve searched the forums for Rust, I did find one guy who mentioned it but couldn’t find other details.

    Is this a fault with the finish on my particular cooker, or the brand as a whole? Are they going to replace it – would it make any difference or just happen again as soon as I’d cleaned it?

    #335464
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    Re: Rust on new Smeg Cooker two days after first clean!

    Hi

    What did you clean it with ? and how ? cloth ? green pad ? sink water before or after washing your pans ?

    Bryan

    #335465
    brooksoid
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    Re: Rust on new Smeg Cooker two days after first clean!

    Hi Bryan,

    I was aware that cream cleansers were a no-no, as were products containing bleach. Also I was aware that anything scrubby (eg green pad) was also a no-no.

    So, I cleaned it with a brand new sponge cloth, after the appliance of some non-bleach based Cif multipurpose actifizz lemon.

    Was the Cif really to blame? It’s certainly not caused anything else stainless steel in my kitchen to corrode after two days (dualit toaster / kettle / sink!)

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