Will this take off dried Quick Shine splatter from the lower parts of my stainless appliances in the kitchen? I tried a razor paint scraper,Scratches.
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I don't know for sure since I only used it on my hardwood floor. I would try it in a small spot. I am thinking that it worked so well on my (real) wood that it would probably be fine for the stainless. I had tried several products (including a scraper and scour pad and liquid cleaners) to remove Quick Shine my husband slopped on the wood floor, the Quick Shine deep cleaner was the only product that worked, and it worked really well. Use it mindfully....don't let it sit for a long time.
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I'm almost positive it will. But I would do a little spot test 1st , in a hidden spot to make sure it doesn't discolor ur stainless steel.
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It took it off my toilets which are ceramic...I think that it would but you should try a part that isn't visible to the visitor eye!
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Karen: I would think it would be OK to remove--not sure if it would dull/change the appearance of the granite after removal of the quick shine so obviously try a small test area first.
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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.
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I have stainless steel hardware. A little goes a long way and works well. I would try putting just a small amount on a soft cloth so you wont scratch the polished nickel and give it a try.
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I did try it on my stainless sink. I saw some improvement in shine but of course doesn't remove signs of scratches. Best way to put it is that it refreshed my sink but not to pristine "new" condition.
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I used cameo a non scratch cleanser that cleans and even removes the blue discoloration you get with high heat sometimes. This is a cleanser for copper cookware but works really well on stainless . Also Barkeepers Friend cleans and shines without scratching.
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It should get the grime off of the cabinets but if you have varnish you may likely need a stripper, then take krud kutter behind that to get any residue off.
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Yes, it works on stainless appliances. But they will still need a stainless cleaner to shine them up. Stainless appliances are a pain to keep clean. I would buy another MysticMaid cloth before I ever bought another stainless steel appliance.
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Sorry I don't know. You might try to lightly scrape and then try to polish with a soft scrub pad
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I bought a set of the Henckels International Everedge Plus Stainless Steel knives at a thrift store today. They don't seem to have ever been used, but all knives had spots of rust on them. Low-grade stainless WILL rust. DO NOT use a plastic scrubbie or the scrubbie back of a sponge because that hard plastic will scratch the metal. I used ZUD cleaner on a wet paper towel, with a lot of elbow grease, and got all the rust spots off without scratching the metal or the writing on the blade. I also use the ZUD on my good stainless pans to keep the bottoms looking like new.
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I use Barkeepers friend on the INTERIOR of all my stainless pans when they need it and it works great; cleans up stains and heat marks perfectly. I have not used it on the outside of any pans and would be bummed if it scratched the polished surface. Hope that helps.
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I would think so. I use it on my hardwood floors to remove the QuickShine Floor Finish and it works very well. The key is to use really hot water along with the product, as that not only takes up the unwanted finish, but also really gets in there to clean.
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I suggest a cleaner that is save for plastics called Bar Keeper's Friend. It is one of the best kitchen cleaners I've discovered over the decades. It comes in a gold color container similar in shape to what you find "Comet/Ajax" in but this is non-abrasive and leaves no residue. I've used it with a scrubby pad to completely recover a pan with years of cooked on dark gook on the bottom, that's how good it is. Amazon carries it too: Bar Keepers Friend® Cleanser & Polish 12 Oz Two Pack
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Yes it will but beware of the bristles when you pull it out due to the splatter it will make.
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I have only vertical stainless steel surfaces. I wouldn't think that this cleaner would remove baked on or hardened cooked food. It is a very gentle cleaner but works great at removing finger prints and greasy food residue from handles, etc. Contact the company for more specific information.
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I think it will depend on what the stain is from. If it is a crusty, hard water type of stain, this works well. But if the stain is from something such as coffee, or spaghetti sauce (tomato sauce) you would likely get better results from Bar Keepers Friend or Bon Ami - these will not scratch the surface unlike other harsher powdered cleaners. Some stains can be removed by laying a paper towel in the sink and pouring bleach on it, or putting the drain stopper in a pouring some bleach with a bit of water to cover the bottom of the sink. Let this soak for at least 15 minutes, Discard paper towels carefully and rinse thoroughly with water. The Bathroom Stone is a miracle worker in getting off a crusty water ring in the toilet, Doesn't take a whole lot of scrubbing effort either, my toilet looks like new. One caution, don't use the Kitchen Stone on pans - I had burned on gunk on a pan used for a roast and tried this -- bummer, it really scratched the pan and I had to discard it. Good Luck with the sink.
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I wouldn't recommend doing that. Just a quick wipe down w- a soapy dishrag.& a quick towel dry works just perfect!!