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cleaning staintless steel cooker hoods GRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR

50 replies

Codmamma · 20/06/2006 12:40

ok so i used ecloths but they are still streaky
why
hel p i keep wlakign bakc in tot he kithcen to asses their streakiness
trues speciual cleaner made em worse

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fishie · 20/06/2006 14:41

baby wipes are pretty good for this.

Codmamma · 20/06/2006 14:42

well have done windowlene
am not sure
am goign back in to asses streaks

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lorina · 20/06/2006 14:52

Agree with handbagaddiction the lakeland stainless steel cleaner is the best by miles. No streaks.
Its in a navy blue spray can and costs about £4.

MrsSpoon · 20/06/2006 15:53

Brushed SS is more \www.ssb2.net/users/3730/dsp_brushed_stainless_steel.jpg\this} sort of look. I used to have it as a splash back in our last place. Thought I had made the biggest mistake ever until a friend introduced me to Bar Keepers Friend, other than that I had used brillo pads a la Moondog but never had access to paper for drying cows teats, will need to put that on the shoppping list. Grin

MrsSpoon · 20/06/2006 15:54

\link{http://www.ssb2.net/users/3730/dsp_brushed_stainless_steel.jpg\Try again}

Twiglett · 20/06/2006 15:58

clean it with soapy water .. dry it with e-cloth

put a few drops baby oil on a kitchen towel and rub all over

and when you've finished you can do that to your cooker hood Grin

Cappucino · 20/06/2006 16:01

I use cif on mine

tis brushed steel

Codmamma · 20/06/2006 18:15

arf twig
thanks all
well it look sok
haev booked the oven celasnign man to come secretly when dh is away nest week

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kbaby · 20/06/2006 18:19

wd40.

The best thing to get greasy finger marks off anything stainless steel. Trust me ive got stainless steel appliances and its the only think I found that works, also removes any small rust marks.

Cod · 20/06/2006 18:20

its mnot rust
tis streaks

sharklet · 20/06/2006 18:28

Why not try a squirt of liquid soda crystals, fab at cleaning stainless steel! They stock it in waitrose Wink

Cod · 20/06/2006 18:30

gdo i think ill be broke at thsi rate!

Cod · 20/06/2006 18:31

and sharky
when i ranted about this at the playground to the mums after school they told me i needed to get a job

Shock Grin

NO sympathy

sharklet · 20/06/2006 18:34

[snigger] poor you cod Wink

Cod · 20/06/2006 19:18

i wa mildyl annoyed htey didn tsee the SERIOUSNESS of htis

Cappucino · 20/06/2006 19:22

it is only here you can find people sad enough to share your pain

KTeePee · 20/06/2006 19:55

Isn't it amazing (or maybe sad!) that there are 43 posts on this topic already?

Cod · 21/06/2006 13:07

Message withdrawn

kbaby · 22/06/2006 22:08

Really! WD40 works just for smears and finger marks.
I use it on my cooker to get the finger marks off and on the hob to get rid of water marks.

smoggie · 27/06/2006 21:11

good old MN - once again!
Have just had spanky new kitchen installed with stainless steel range cooker & extractor hood and was beginning to despair that it would ever look new again. Whatever posessed me to get a stainless steel cooker at floor level with a 14mo and 3yo??? Mad mad mad. Off to get baby oil and bar keepers friend tomorrow - although think we've got WD40 in garage..HHmmm dh might flip if he saw me going near it with that!

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feckit · 25/09/2006 19:30

come to this rather late, but we use methylated spirits on our stainless steel cooker hood - it removes all trace of cooking grease and costs about 60p from wilko for a bottle that will last you ages.

makemineadouble · 25/09/2006 20:23

Another late idea! johnsons baby wipes!! fantastic just buff after with kitchen roll

buktus · 25/09/2006 20:25

mr sheen hasve just started doing a metal polish that is really good you can use it on bins, kettles, toasters its fab

Furball · 25/09/2006 20:36

I use a damp e-cloth and it comes up lovely

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