Stainless Steel Polish

Posted by: garyi on 23 January 2004

Guys we have got a supurb table from John Lewis, its nice maple legs with a stainless steel top.

Thing is after a few weeks this thing looks a bloody mess. I purchased some stainless steel polish from both John Lewis and tescos and both leave hideous smears making it look even worse.

As a chef the use of such products on work stainless steel tops was not on, (chemicals + food etc) so really I don't have a clue. Although I do remember one product which to all intents and purposes was an oil, which bought stainless steel up lovely. I have used a bit of olive oil and it works, but I don't think this is a long term solution.

So does anyone have any tips for keeping it looking shiney?

Posted on: 30 January 2004 by Alex S.

A good Welsh Rarebit variation, more of a Greek Rarebit, which works in toasters is to fill a pitta bread with cheese, onion and pickle then shove it in the toaster. Its true that quite often, after a few minutes, a dry pitta springs out of said appliance, leaving a pile of molten goo at the bottom. Mick, please note that this tends to infuriate the servants.

Posted on: 30 January 2004 by Mick P

Mick, please note that this tends to infuriate the servants.

So what

Regards

Mick

Posted on: 31 January 2004 by Alex S.

Mick, I'm so pleased your coming back out of your shell now the Outofphase Saga is behind us.