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The Weiman Stainless Steel Cleaner does a very good cleaning of stainless kitchen appliances. It's one of the best I've tried, requiring much less scrubbing effort than most to get a streak-free clean shine. I recommend it for performance and price.



Pros

• Fast - quicker buffing than most
• Trigger dispenser is non-aerosol; nice to use
• Leaves a nice shine
• Good price

Cons

• None detected

Description

• Weiman® Stainless Steel Cleaner 76, in 12 oz Trigger Spray
• Cleans, polishes, protects stainless steel
• Removes grease, grime, fingerprints
• Leaves a protective coating that repels dirt, dust
• For stainless steel appliances, BBQ's, sinks and polished aluminum, chrome
• Non-abrasive formula
• Certified Kosher
• MSRP for 12 oz aerosol can or trigger spray is $4.99

Guide Review - Weiman Stainless Steel Cleaner Review

August 30, 2010
The Weiman Stainless Steel Cleaner did a very good job of removing fingerprints, grime and grease from my stainless range, refrigerator and microwave. While some stainless cleaners require a lot more scrubbing, Weiman works harder and there's less effort required to get a clean, streak-free polished shine.

I used a soft dry cloth to spread it and just turned it over to a dry side to lightly buff. The cleaning solution dried fairly quickly and buffing was easy. It removed (water) drips on the range front more quickly than my current favorite brand.

Though the Weiman Stainless Steel Wipes are convenient for quick touch-ups, I prefer the trigger spray bottle - you can more value for the price.

I find it also does a better (and quicker) job when fingerprints and grime are excessive.

I've tried this stainless cleaner on the chrome trim of the wood heatstove and the outdoor stainless barbecue. It required much more scrubbing to get them partially clean - granted they have more build-up of grime. I prefer this cleaner more for the kitchen appliances.



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