How to make your stainless steel glisten with Sheila Shine!

Is there anything better than the look of a brand new kitchen with glistening stainless steel appliances? Unfortunately, that look doesn’t last long. Cleaning stainless steel appliances is a sure and small way to bring a kitchen back to life.

Tackle this project on a gloomy Saturday, before hosting guests, or because it’s a pandemic and you’re home anyway and say goodbye to smudges, food stains, and fingerprints and hello to appliances that look like new.

Stainless steel is extremely durable and resistant to water damage and rust. But it can also show every fingerprint, smudge, and water spot that is not properly wiped away. If you use the wrong type of cleaner, there is no way to restore the finish. Ammonia, chlorine bleach, and oven cleaner are all particularly damaging, as are scouring powders and steel wool. And if you live in an area with extremely hard water, the minerals will leave spots. In other words, despite its hardness, stainless steel does require a level of upkeep to particular elements.

Cleaning stainless steel can be as easy as using a stainless steel cleaner for a deep clean or a cloth dipped in hot water for an easy daily touch up. If you use a cleaner like Sheila Shine, you only have one step to take for cleaning and anytime you need a touch-up, this product is right there to do the job.

Use care!

Of course, before cleaning any appliance, make sure you look up any specifications for your appliances and other stainless steel items, which can be found in the product manual, as they may differ in grade, durability, and how they react to various cleaning products. Stainless steel is produced in different grades and at different levels and certain appliances and fixtures may require specific cleaning methods. Sheila Shine works on all of them.

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A household favorite for an everyday touch up is Sheila Shine. Apply to the surface of your stainless steel and simply wipe off. This process is a 3-in-1 step meaning that Sheila Shine cleans, polishes, and protects all at once. Always determine the direction of the grain of your stainless steel item (it will either be horizontal and vertical) before you begin to wipe, and wipe in that direction. Doing so will maximize shine and minimize streaks.

If you have stainless steel appliances, fixtures, and other objects around your home, you bought them for their aesthetically pleasing look and durability. Therefore, you need to keep them looking as shiny and fresh as the day you got them. One wipe with Sheila Shine will keep them shining bright, clean, and protected for years to come.