How to clean stainless steel
Stainless steel is a material with great resistance and durability, but for stainless steel to look like new, it must be maintained.
Based on our experience we recommend cleaning Once the work is finished Made with stainless steel, in addition to proper maintenance newspaper every 3 to 6 months this will help prevent the production of rust and grease.
In this post we are going to discuss a series of tips and recommendations for the correct maintenance of your kitchens, railings, furniture, hospitality and all products in stainless steel.
Tips for cleaning stainless steel
• Do not use corrosive products
Do not use corrosive products such as bleach and water as they will eliminate the shine and properties of stainless steel, causing it to lose its color and characteristics.
It is also not recommended to use products such as glass cleaner or multi-purpose cleaner, since although it may seem to give a good result, over time it causes wear to the material.
• Use appropriate cloth and rags
The material we are going to use to clean it is very important. Avoid using aggressive products such as scouring pads or sponges, as this can cause scratching of the stainless steel. To clean stainless steel we recommend using soft cloths, preferably cotton or microfibre. A highly recommended option is the “kitchen cloths” that we can find in supermarkets.
Products to clean stainless steel
There are a wide variety of products “specialized in cleaning stainless steel”, but from our experience, we recommend for its price and functionality the Inox-Brill stainless steel cleaner. This cleaner leaves a flawless finish on stainless steel and, with frequent use, helps restore shine and remove grease and rust from stainless steel.
An important factor is that it is very easy to use. We will explain how it should be used to get the most out of its potential.
- Soak a cloth with the product directly (do not dilute) and distribute the product over the entire surface, the amount used can be seen as it is applied over the entire surface, but to give you an idea, just 5-10 gr of product to clean one square meter.
- Leave the product for a few seconds to allow it to act on the surface where it has been applied.
- Remove the product with a clean, dry cloth, and rub the area until the product is completely removed.
If you have any questions or queries, contact with us.
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