Tired of fingerprints, water stains, or permanent smudges that haunt your stainless-steel appliances? So are we. Despite the name, it seems that stainless steel is rarely as immaculate as it is on the ...

Use dish soap or vinegar to clean any stainless-steel appliance. Add an extra bit of shine by applying some club soda.

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Stainless steel: It's beautiful, shiny and can instantly upgrade a kitchen. But there is a downside. The sleek look shows remnants from everyone who has ever touched it. Fingerprints, scratches, water ...

Microfiber cloths and mild soap are great for cleaning stainless steel appliances. Doing a daily wipe-down can keep appliances cleaner for longer. Avoid using scouring sponges, steel wool, and heavy ...

We all have that stink (you know the one we’re talking about) that always seems to linger in the fridge. Is it an onion? Is it that week-old fried rice? Refrigerators are arguably one of the most used ...

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Cut a lemon in half and use the lemon halves to scrub the sink again with the baking soda paste that is still coating your ...

Those with stainless steel appliances and a full household know the struggle of streaks, smudges, and fingerprints all over your once-shining cookware. Brand-new stainless steel appliances glimmer and ...