Cut a lemon in half and use the lemon halves to scrub the sink again with the baking soda paste that is still coating your ...

Stainless steel of all kinds—appliances and cookware—go through vigorous, daily use. Because of this, it's almost inevitable that you'll scratch your stainless steel belongings at some point. But the ...

Use dish soap or vinegar to clean any stainless-steel appliance. Add an extra bit of shine by applying some club soda.

Q: My former cleaning lady put something in my stainless-steel sink to clean the floors. I don’t know what she used, but now there are whitish stains on the sides and corners. It looks as if some of ...

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Stainless steel sinks are no longer the humdrum, run-of-the-mill option for kitchens that we once considered them to be.

Stainless steel of all kinds—appliances and cookware—go through vigorous, daily use. Because of this, it's almost inevitable that you'll scratch your stainless steel belongings at some point. But the ...

Q: Someone used an abrasive material on my stainless steel stove, leaving marks and a dull finish. How can I restore it? A: The finish may need only polishing. Buy a stainless steel lotion or polish ...