Care guide for stainless steel
Condition | Action | Notes and comments |
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Requires routine cleaning | Mild detergent solution applied | If possible use warm to hand- |
| with soft sponge or cloth. Rinse | hot water. A 5% addition of |
| and wipe dry. | ammonia is beneficial. |
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Finger prints | Minimize | |
| alcohol or an organic solvent. | applying a wax or silicone |
| Follow immediately with | based household polish to the |
| routine cleaning. | clean dry surface. |
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| Wipe with a little baby oil and | Apply whenever necessary. |
| a soft lint free cloth. |
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| Buff to shine. |
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Stubborn stains and | Use a little Ceran cleaning | Repeat several times rather |
discolouration | paste. (available from Defy | than resorting to a single |
| Service Centres) | aggressive cleaning method. |
| Rinse and dry. |
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Grease and fat splatter. | Wipe off excess with a soft |
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| cloth or paper towel. Use a |
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| water borne degreasing agent |
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| ( dishwashing liquid ).Follow |
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| up by routine cleaning. |
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Scratches on the brushed | For slight scratches, use a | Deep scratches will be difficult |
finish. | nylon pad loaded with an iron | to remove completely. Do not |
| free abrasive polishing | use steel wool or metal |
| compound. Follow the | scourers unless they are made |
| direction of the original | from stainless steel. |
| texture. Follow up with routine |
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| cleaning. |
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| For deep scratches use a |
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| coarser abrasive initially and |
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| follow up as for light scratches. |
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It must be appreciated that some of the above suggested procedures will alter the surface appearance of the treated area.
They should therefore only be applied with due consideration and care.
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