[seven7]

Have had issues with streaks, even with some of the better stainless steel cleaners. Anyone have a suggestion?

 

[Windows on Wash]

Always had luck with Never Dull and Brasso.

 

[Colbyt]

For commercial grade SS comet is hard to beat.

For home use on Fridge and stove I find Windex works quite well.

 

[ChuckF.]

Careful what you use, if this is a finished brushed SS like on a refrigerator, anything abrasive or with polishing compounds may disturb the finish, making it too shiny or too matte or whatever. If it's just a sink, have at it.

Seems to be a popular problem though, I noticed the other day at HD that there was a whole 4' shelf section of products for stainless.

 

[Fix'n it]

baby oil works really well, kinda. it makes the SS a little darker looking = i really like that. but it also collects dust and hair a LOT faster.

 

[Windows on Wash]

Forgive my earlier post. I mistook polish for cleaner.

+1 to the previous comments (besides mine).

 

[sbryant324]

Stainless Cleaner

For pots and pans, Barkeepers friend,poweder type along with a small bit of water and "worlds best pot scrubber" made in Poland about $3, this combo also works great on ceramic cook tops. For fridge and stove front, etc. 3M spray from Costco works great. Once dirty you can wash the pot scrubber in the DW and when worn, retire it to the toolbox as a fine abrasive for copper, etc.

 

[frankrad]

Sprayway stainless polish and cleaner works great.

 

[Dave Sal]

Weiman's Stainless Steel cleaner works great on SS appliances.

http://weiman.com/Products/Stainless-Steel/Stainless-Steel-cleaner-and-polish-aerosol