Need help - cleaning stainless steel appliances - MOESHA!! :-)

[Medusa]

When I was cleaning houses, I used Glass Plus. It's like Windex w/out the ammonia and it left everything really shiny and w/out streaks. I have a stainless steel sink and I use it on it every day. Stainless Steel Magic works, too, but it takes a lot of work to be sure there are no streaks.

[Moesha]

I cleaned the house with the stainless steel appliances today. The wipes she has me use are called Wow! They say they are earth friendly and are made from 100% natural biodegradable organic materials. I'm not sure where she gets them, or if you can buy them online. I thought I'd just let you know that information incase you were interested. They are oily and you have to wipe off the excess with a cloth or paper towel but do seem to work. You may have to rub a little harder on sticky spots or above normal dirt.

[Medusa]

That's what bugs me about some earth friendly products. There's always a drawback. So you end up working harder and using more paper products to get the job done. Sigh.

[emily_the_spoiled]

If in doubt go to your local Home Depot or Sears and pretend you are looking to buy stainless steel appliances and ask about the cleaning

[Logan]

I love stainless steel appliances, but I have had the exact same problem you mentioned, Catty. Cleaning sprays that are multi-purpose are definitely not the answer. I also can't find the right thing to use on the black, ceramic top of my gas range, either.

[Moesha]

Found a link to their website. You can also buy it at Ace Hardware, but I don't know if you have those there or not. I'm sure if you are interested you could find them. I just thought I'd give you this link with information about it.

[Catty1]

Moesha - just wondered if you had experienced what this guy did when he used it on a cooktop stove, etc.

http://www0.epinions.com/content_213460029060

Okay, a different opinion! http://www0.epinions.com/content_213684227716

Does it have to be rinsed off?