Homemade Stainless Steel Cleaner

Many women (sometimes men), dream of having stainless steel cookware in their kitchens. Perhaps you are one of them. You have always wanted to get the entire set of shining stainless steel utensils and kitchen appliances, and finally you made it possible. Only you've heard about the maintenance behind keeping them spot-free and glossy. You don't need to worry about that and get discouraged into buying the appliances for your kitchen. The article has listed different types of ways recipes on homemade stainless steel cleaners.

Make Solutions to Clean Stainless Steel Items

Cleaner #1

Ingredients

• White vinegar
• Clean cloths
• Baking soda
• Spray bottle

Procedure

Add the white vinegar in the bottle and spray the vinegar on all your stainless steel utensils and appliances. Take the clean cloths and in circular motions, buff off the vinegar. All your fingerprints and dirt marks will disappear altogether. White vinegar makes one of the best cleaners as it is gentle on the environment because of its non-toxic characteristics.

Cleaner #2

Ingredients

• Olive oil
• White vinegar
• Cleaning cloths

Procedure

Apply some olive oil on one cloth and white vinegar on the other cloth. Rub the surfaces with olive oil cloth once and then wipe it off with the vinegar cloth. Leave the utensils and appliances to dry. You fill see that the water streaks and smudge marks have vanished. This cleaner is the perfect way for cleaning stainless steel utensils and stay economical.

Cleaner #3

Ingredients

• Vinegar
• Water
• Baby oil
• Cleaning cloths
• Spray bottle

Procedure

In the spray bottle, you will add 2 parts of vinegar to 1 part of water. Mix it well and spray the liquid over the appliances and utensils. Spray everything at the same time and take a cleaning cloth to wipe the liquid off. Keep moving from one utensil to the other and finish wiping them off. Letting the utensils and appliances sit in vinegar-water liquid will work its magic of shining them. Wipe the utensils in one direction; for example, if the stainless steel markings are going up and down, then start at the very top and wipe straight down. Once everything is wiped properly, take the baby oil and wipe all the utensils again with a fresh cleaning cloth.

Cleaner #4

Ingredients

• ½ cup of soap flakes
• ¼ cup of whiting
• 2 tablespoons ammonia
• 2 tablespoons water
• Cleaning cloths
• Jar with lid

Procedure

If you're wondering what whiting actually is, then visit your local hardware store to buy some. It's a powder used in paints and putty. You can make soap flakes at home as they can be a bit expensive to buy. For soap flakes, get pure vegetable oil soap (without dyes or scented, perhaps ivory soap) and start scraping the soap with a grater. You can easily get soap flakes this way. Combine all the above mentioned ingredients and pour it in a jar with lid. Spread the liquid over the utensils and appliances; buff with cleaning cloths. You can also rinse the liquid with some lukewarm water instead.

Cleaner #5

Ingredients

• Liquid dish washer
• Baking soda
• Scrub sponge
• Cleaning cloth

Procedure

Take a clean bowl to mix the baking soda and liquid dish washer together. Make a smooth paste and scrub the utensils and appliances with the paste. Wash all the appliances under cold water thoroughly and wipe them with a clean cloth.

For additional information on cleaners, homemade remedies, and solutions, you can read the article on stainless steel cleaner. Make sure you have your gloves on every time you are using these cleaners. They can, at times, dry your hands and make the skin flaky. These were some of the techniques you can use at home to make the stainless steel cleaner.