A large stainless steel fridge in a kitchen - Sergey02/Getty Images With their sleek designs and smooth finishes, stainless steel appliances look good in nearly any kitchen. However, these appliances ...

“Stainless steel, by design, has rust protection because of its high amount of the mineral chromium. When exposed to oxygen, the chromium creates a thin protective layer that resists rust,” Jen Boyle, ...

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Q: Pet sitters decided to use Bar Keepers Friend on my stainless steel refrigerator doors. (They said the internet told them this was how to clean them.) Both doors are now slightly discolored and ...

Tired of fingerprints, water stains, or permanent smudges that haunt your stainless-steel appliances? So are we. Despite the name, it seems that stainless steel is rarely as immaculate as it is on the ...

Q: How do you remove fingerprints from stainless-steel appliances? A: Plain old glass cleaner often does the trick. If this doesn’t work, apply a little dish soap and warm water with a sponge or soft ...

Abrasive materials like steel wool and melamine scratch stainless steel appliances. Acidic solutions like vinegar dull stainless steel appliances over time. Cooking oil won't effectively clean ...