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Shining Stainless Steel

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Date: 03/09/2010 Topics: Cleaning > Metal | Readers Request > Cleaning  
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Over the winter our stainless steel grill got tarnished. I tried a stainless steel cleaner I found in the store, but it only lightened it a little. Does anyone have any information on how to get it shining again. Please help if you can. Thanks so much.

By Rose Ann from Wilkes Barre, PA

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Request: Shining Stainless Steel

Archived on 03/09/2010

Tips for shining stainless steel. Post your ideas.

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Shining Stainless Steel

Use club soda in a spritzer bottle to shine stainless steel.

By Tonya (03/25/2005)

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RE: Shining Stainless Steal

Rubbing alcohol in a spray bottle works well for me, but no smoking when you are using it. Works well on glass and mirrors too and is incredibly cheap.

CJ in Dallas (03/25/2005)

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