Make Your Stainless Steel Appliances Shine with Weiman Stainless Steel Cleaner and Polish

Jacinthe Cliente d'Amazon: J,aime beaucoup ce produit, donne un bon nettoyage et beau lissage a l'inox.

Canada on Mar 31, 2021

Willowbear: I finally found something that works awesome on my stainless steel appliances it doesn’t have an awful smell and it absolutely wipes off extremely easy and helps reduce a lot of the fingerprints and gets the nasty Are the appliances and leaves them absolutely shiny and lustrous I will be purchasing this product constantly for my stainless steel appliances I also have a stainless steel farm sink that I used it on and it is absolutely makes it beautiful

United States on Nov 20, 2020

vd: It's hard to imagine your old stainless steel products shining like they are brand new, but let me tell you, this product is magic. First, clean your appliances the way you normally clean, with soap or whatnot. Then it's time for magic. Get 2 micro fiber cloths. Spray this magic liquid onto the surface of your product and then rub it on and go with the grain. Wait a bit, and then using the other micro fiber cloth, buff it out. The difference is amazing! It makes stainless steel look absolutely stunning. Even old ones that looked dull looks awesome after you use this. Highly recommended.

Canada on Oct 13, 2020

Wen Qiong WEI: Je n'ai pas reçu la marchandise pour la première fois. Après l'avoir expliqué au marchand, je l'ai rapidement renvoyée. Le service était très bon. Cela m'a été recommandé par un ami aux États-Unis. Ce produit est très très efficace et mérite d'être recommandé.

France on Jun 27, 2020

BKCG: No sirve como dice.

Mexico on Mar 14, 2020

Jp: I researched and finally bought this to help remove rust and clean my washer stainless tub that I was replacing bearings on. This was so effective and safe to use than diy mixture of household products.

Pros:
- cleans, shines and helps removes rust safely
- safe and almost odorless

Cons
- None

Tips:
- Let it soak in or stay for 5 minutes or so
- Be patient if and dealing with rusts if any

I used this to help remove rust primarily and to get the shine back and was glad I bought it. If you have stainless appliances, this is a must have in your household.

United States on Sep 19, 2016

Great Cook, Great Cook: I have used other Stainless cleaners for my kitchen stainless appliances, but this is the best.
It does Not streak, no smell, stainless looks shinny, but NOT oily where dust sticks to it!..

I wipe down appliances first using a sponge.
Then I Spray the appliances with Weiman stainless cleaner. Using a paper towel to wipe with, then go on to the next appliances .
When done doing that. By that time this is dry, and I take a fresh paper towel and wipe everything down..
This only takes 5 mins.
I use it more on my dishwasher a few times a week. The water runs down ii while loading it (when my hubby is loading it o). Using a sponge does not take the water marks off, but this does.

Always uses this going the your stainless is, Not against it.
This size bottle lasts me for more then a couple of years, you do not need to use much.

Btw, Walmart is selling two 22oz for $29.99 !
Amazon $6.99 for one..No brainer, its Amazon to buy this from.

For your stainless steel sink, and cookware, Use , Bar Keepers Friend. its about 2.00 at walmart or target.

United States on Sep 03, 2016

Lisa427: I have tried at least 15 different stainless steel cleaners over the years, and this one by far is the best yet. The spray however, if you are cleaning a microwave with glass front or a glass top range, will leave a greasy residue so it is kind of a pain that you have to be careful that you clean only the stainless steel parts with it. I typically spray the cloth directly instead of spraying the stainless microwave frame or the knob area of the stove. But I spray directly to my fridge & dishwasher - which ALWAYS has the most water-drip stains on it - this can be very frustrating for someone with stainless steel OCD! For the most dramatic effect & ease of cleaning, I suggest using a stainless steel microfiber cloth (the grey/silver colored ones made for stainless steel, also available on Amazon for under $3). Just give your appliances or the cloth a quick spray and wipe down with this stuff, and there is no comparison with other products. Be sure that your appliances are true stainless and not stainless coated (those have a film on them that does not do well with stainless cleaners, sometimes the "no fingerprint" kind fall into this category.) Just...

United States on Jun 16, 2015

Amy P: Works really well on both my Bosch dishwasher and my Whirlpool oven (I've noticed the Whirlpool's stainless steel to be harder to clean). It prevents smudges for about 5 days, which is impressive considering I have a 1yo and 3yo.
I don't care for the strong smell, though. It's not an unpleasant smell but the strength of it is unpleasant, especially in a kitchen where I would rather smell the food I'm cooking. I'd say the smell hangs around for about a full day.

Canada on Jan 27, 2015

Susan E north of Austin TX: If you're using window cleaner to wipe down your stainless steel and having the same streaky results as I did, you'll love this product. It's sprayed directly onto a stainless surface and wiped in with a soft cloth. After this, a quick buffing with a microfiber cloth makes the surface look new. I found that the buffing wasn't always necessary, though. YMMV. One thing that is important to achieve a uniform appearance is to use sufficient product to spread without gaps. Observing from a sharp angle and with different lighting will help to find any missed areas.

The product is essentially a sprayable mineral oil, which removes fingerprints and other materials on the stainless surface, creating a very thin coating that is more resistant to fingerprints than the plain metal surface. I found it easier to use (and far less expensive) than the stainless steel wipes that are also available from Weiman (and probably others).

One major caveat when using this product: given it's an oil applied as a spray, it's very likely that some of the oil droplets will end up on your kitchen floor, creating a very slippery surface. Consider covering the floor in front of...

United States on Mar 01, 2014