Keeping stainless steel items clean can be challenging because it shows fingerprints very easily and looks streaky. Therefore, it is important to move the fabric in one direction and in line with the product when cleaning. If you're not sure which direction you should go, you can start with a small section and swab it and test it. I find that a clean microfiber cloth works best, although paper towels can also be used, but may not be as effective. There are also many types of stainless steel, such as 201 stainless steel, 304 stainless steel, 316 stainless steel, etc. Although 304 stainless steel is most commonly used in our lives, there are also stainless steel products made of other materials. So you may need to do some experimenting when cleaning before you find the cleaning material that works best for your product.

        There are some major considerations when cleaning stainless steel products: 1. Avoid using steel wool or any other sponge or scrubbing pad. 2. Do not use any chlorine-based cleaners or any chlorine-containing cleaners, and do not use oven cleaners. 3. If the tap water is not clean, it may leave spots or stains. 4. Simply mix vinegar and olive oil together to keep stainless steel appliances clean. Add white vinegar to a clean spray bottle, spray your stainless steel appliances, and wipe clean with a microfiber cloth. After cleaning, soak a cloth in a small amount of olive oil and run the cloth along the grain of the stainless steel to add some shine and remove any remaining streaks or marks. 5. Simple dish soap can also be used to clean your stainless steel furniture and appliances. After cleaning the equipment with dish soap, put a small amount of baby oil on a microfiber cloth and move the cloth in the direction of the grain to polish the product. 6. Soda water can be added to a clean spray bottle. Spray stainless steel equipment. Rub in the direction of the grain.