Cleaning stainless steel oven doors

Clean with any of the chalky or paste-y cleaners, then polish up with a slightly damp e-cloth. Works for ceramic jobs too - I can't bear smeary or burnt on ones.

'Good cooks never have clean ovens' - quote on a fridge magnet.

I clean my stainless steel with ordinary kitchen spray cleaner then finish off with this stainless steel cleaner from Kleeneze. It polishes it up and helps to stop stuff sticking in future.

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Baby oil works a treat

I will try anything, This woman down the road is always bragging about her clean cooker, she doesn't cook though, mine is a used kitchen. Thanks for the tip

hebridean try baby oil...... for the stainless steel.............

I promise I'll try it, glass

I have had a glass or two tonight, I have a mucky stainless steel exterior oven, I have done every thing to make it sparkle, I have shouted at HIM to rub harder, I have bought stuff from Ama... to no avail, even though tomorrow when i read this I may be embarrassed Help

Its not oily.... gives a brilliant shine just use a little on a cloth it work a treat.

glass, I don't want an oily kettle, thank you very much...!

I use an e-cloth, smooth side for shiny stainless steel and the rough side, slightly damp, for brushed steel.

tegan you knew you had saved it for a reason

I knew I'd find a use for the baby oil that's been in the bathroom for ages [I think we bought it for the horse and she's been an ex horse for years]. Going to try it now.

nag try baby oil,

Dettol wipes work on my stainless steel kettle.

no you dont clean the inside nellie just do the outside

Who the hell cleans ovens? Apart from Galens Kate.

We used to manufacture stainless steel canopy's etc and we would clean it with baby oil on a cloth works a treat, takes all the marks out, dont use Johnsons ....just the cheap stuff.

Oh I do like your style Galen

Gave me a good giggle tonight. Thanks.

I'll tell Kate!

This is spooky!

I came downstairs not long ago, to find Mr P attacking/cleaning/treating my stainless steel/chrome toaster with tin foil! He then went on to do the front of the oven.

Apparently he had read on line somewhere that the best thing to do was use tin foil, shiny side out, moistened with a little water.

I was horrified! I thought it would scratch the surface, but I have to admit it worked a treat.

PS I seem to remember posting this on another thread, but of course I can't remember which one.

Galen.

I found Barkeepers Friend the best way to clean stainless steel. The only thing to leave the surface without streaks.

I buy it in my local ironmongers.

My cleaner Kate!