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Tuesday 19th April 2011
How to Clean Stainless Steel

Well known as a clean and hygienic surface to work with stainless steel work surfaces are common place in a commercial kitchen, but how do you keep it glistening and looking its fabulous best?

 

Cleaning stainless steel tables, sinks and cooking equipment can be a headache for many chefs. Soapy products can leave a streaky residue and water can leave water marks.

 

One of the best options from removing grime and fingerprints is stainless steel cleaner; specially designed cleaner can also contain anti-bacterial agents.

 

Another solution for in the home and domestic stainless steel is to use clear baby lotion and to rub it in with a microfiber cloth.

Posted on April 19th 2011 at 09:46am

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