how can I make my new stainless steel kettle shine again?

[lucysmam]

It's only about 2 months old but doesn't look half as shiny as it did when I bought it

Wondered if anyone knew of a way to get shiny stainless steel back to how it should be?

Thanks

[RubySlippers]

baby oil

[Bellie]

baby oil apparently

[lucysmam]

really

I will try that when oh is at work I think . . . can see him getting ideas otherwise

[thingamajig]

wd40

[lucysmam]

I don't think we have any of that thingamajig, although I could be wrong, the tool box is full of shite useful stuff we never use

[GeorgeAndFred]

Ecloths.

fabulous cloths, and they work.

make a fab job on my bin, oven, toasters, kettle......

[GeorgeAndFred]

here

[lucysmam]

If I had the fiver they cost I would get some. But don't have it atm. Will be getting some soon though as everyone's raved about them on here

[ILikeYourSleeves]

What can you use to get the gunk off stainless steel? We seem to have kitchen grease and gunk on the kettle and toaster (not loads but it def doesn't look new anymore), tried to clean it with a normal scouring pad but I didn't want to scratch it. Normal sponge doesn't seem to work either.

[llareggub]

I use baby wipes.

[poshwellies]

I use this www.ocado.com/webshop/product/Astonish-Oven--Cookware-Cleaning-Paste/11826011?parentContainer=%7C108 9%7C1269%7C5067

Works a treat on grimy stainless steel but I second ecloths too-they are fab.