Why can't it be used on stainless appliances??
1273235
I have never tried to use on stainless steel. However, from knowing a little bit from working around a auto detail shop using this on a stainless steel appliance would leave it streaked and I can tell you trying to get it wiped off to ale a shine I think would be very difficult. I believe I would check out using a push made for only stainless steel . A refg. Is painted much like an automobile and a polish that's made for enamel paint will only take the stainless sheen and destroy it. Stainless steel does not have clear coat applied to it nor does it any type of enamel and a wax such as jubilee will do nothing but ruin the sheen of stainless steel. There are polisher for stainless such as never dull.
1273236
I don't really know. I wonder if it might scratch the stainless steel or dull the finish. I'm sure the company could give you a better answer. I sure do like it on everything that I've used it on.
1273237
I have never tried to use on stainless steel. However, from knowing a little bit from working around a auto detail shop using this on a stainless steel appliance would leave it streaked and I can tell you trying to get it wiped off to ale a shine I think would be very difficult. I believe I would check out using a push made for only stainless steel . A refg. Is painted much like an automobile and a polish that's made for enamel paint will only take the stainless sheen and destroy it. Stainless steel does not have clear coat applied to it nor does it any type of enamel and a wax such as jubilee will do nothing but ruin the sheen of stainless steel. There are polisher for stainless such as never dull. I have never tried to use on stainless steel. However, from knowing a little bit from working around a auto detail shop using this on a stainless steel appliance would leave it streaked and I can tell you trying to get it wiped off to ale a shine I think would be very difficult. I believe I would check out using a push made for only stainless steel . A refg. Is painted much like an automobile and a polish that's made for enamel paint will only take the stainless sheen and destroy it. Stainless steel does not have clear coat applied to it nor does it any type of enamel and a wax such as... » Read More I have never tried to use on stainless steel. However, from knowing a little bit from working around a auto detail shop using this on a stainless steel appliance would leave it streaked and I can tell you trying to get it wiped off to ale a shine I think would be very difficult. I believe I would check out using a push made for only stainless steel . A refg. Is painted much like an automobile and a polish that's made for enamel paint will only take the stainless sheen and destroy it. Stainless steel does not have clear coat applied to it nor does it any type of enamel and a wax such as jubilee will do nothing but ruin the sheen of stainless steel. There are polisher for stainless such as never dull. « Show Less
1900107
better off using brass bristles to be safe.. over time the full on stainless steel bristles could scratch it, leading to rusting.. they make one just like this with brash bristles..
253643
probably it rusts because there is no such a thing as stainless steel... and in my experience, new wave enviro will not replace it
289415
No I have tried it and it dosnt work....was bummed about it. I figured since it was stainless it would
658514
I do not know. I have used this product only on ferrous metals and have not tried it on any stainless steel alloys. This product will remove rust, but it can not keep it from coming back. The area where the rust is removed will look clean but needs to be sealed to minimize the return of oxidation, maybe a high temp cooking oil thinly applied to the effected area could serve this purpose. good luck.
1788504
I am thinking of getting one too - I am just reading ingesting small amounts of rust isn't harmful, and various cleaning techniques can help (baking soda, bottle brushes). I think I will take the risk and just make an extra effort to make sure it's dry when it's not in use. I can't imagine that it's made of any but food-grade stainless steel...
513643
I don't know, and I am un-aware of such a rating. I thought all stainless steel would serve safely for food or water.
2274983
I use mines on my stainless steel dishwasher and refrigerator. It worked on both of those fine. I would be concerned about the heat from the oven also..
753728
I have an induction stovetop. You can not assume that every all clad piece cang be used on an induction stove. The best way to check is use a magnet - if it is magnetic, it will work, if not, it won't work. I just returned an All Clad that will not work. Don't assume because of the brand or quality of stainless that it will work on induction
818143
Sherie,While I would expect it to work on perhaps renewing a luster on stainless I would be very surprised at it being able to remove scratches. I do lots of work in my garage and wood shop and have used lots of products trough the years but I have never tried removing scratches from stainless steel. Stainless steel does come in different grades and I'm sure the hardness of the material would vary between the grades. For example, stainless steel used in kitchen sinks comes with varying amounts of nickel added to it. Even small scratches on aluminum products I've used it on weren't removed. Sorry.....give it a try though. You might be surprised. Sherie,While I would expect it to work on perhaps renewing a luster on stainless I would be very surprised at it being able to remove scratches. I do lots of work in my garage and wood shop and have used lots of products trough the years but I have never tried removing scratches from stainless steel. Stainless steel does come in different grades and I'm sure the hardness of the material would vary between the grades. For example, stainless steel used in kitchen sinks comes with varying amounts of nickel added to it. Even small scratches on aluminum products I've used it on weren't... » Read More Sherie,While I would expect it to work on perhaps renewing a luster on stainless I would be very surprised at it being able to remove scratches. I do lots of work in my garage and wood shop and have used lots of products trough the years but I have never tried removing scratches from stainless steel. Stainless steel does come in different grades and I'm sure the hardness of the material would vary between the grades. For example, stainless steel used in kitchen sinks comes with varying amounts of nickel added to it. Even small scratches on aluminum products I've used it on weren't removed. Sorry.....give it a try though. You might be surprised. « Show Less
853603
I've only ever used it on copper, so I'm not going to be much help to you. I would imagine stainless steel is harder than copper, but can't say for sure. I hope somebody else will be able to help more than I have.
1739944
This is for Cast Iron cookware although I have used it on my stainless very gently to remove cooked on food. I would not recommend using it on stainless as it could scratch it.
1018968
No. It is for cast iron. It covers rust and blackens cast iron so it has a new look with a subdued polished look. Definitely would NOT work on stainless steel. There are cleaners designed specifically for stainless steel. I have been able to clean stainless steel cookware inside as well as on "finished" outer side with "Bar" brand cleanser and obtain a nice shine and without scratching the finish. You might try that in a not too evident area and see if it would work. Good luck.
2148842
Sorry can't help you ...but stainless is not suppose to rust ?.. unless its around salt water etc ...? and even then, depending on what type of stainless it is .. I have not used it in that application so I can't really say. Its is very durable finish ( if done I would suggest only spraying it and doing multiple coats). At least 3
446836
yes, we use it on stainless steel. shines/ cleans nicely. it does take a bit of buffy to take off though. be prepared for a little elbow grease
2179382
Since I don't have any large appliance with a stainless steel surfaces, I can't answer that question. It didn't work on my stainless steel sink.
2072027
The manufacturer says yes. I personally have not used it on stainless steel. I found it to be super for everything else.