Is it safe and affective on stainless steel?
75180
I bought it for my new stainless steel sink when I got new counter tops installed. I love the way the sink smells after I use this stuff. It does a great job on stains and the aroma lasts for a few days which I love. I would highly recommend it for stainless steel. Has not hurt my sink any.
75181
Yes it is. I use it regularly and I love it. It works great and doesn't leave greasy finish, just shine.
1882574
Yes. It's not the same heavy gauge as the pot, but it's tight fitting which is the important part. "Stainless" is sort of a misnomer. It might be very resilient to rust and non-reactive with almost all foods, but heat and time will make all metals susceptible to blemishes and "stains".
546708
Have never tried it on stainless steel, but it is great on silver and GOLD!!
1802374
Nope, bought this as a gift was so impressed that I got one for my self. Both working fine. No rust so far. Actually, I don't believe that stainless steel will rust.
1916082
I would not use it in a high risk application like this. It will eventually fail and spray anyone near it with hot salt water. Even brass will corrode, so stainless steel would be the best choice for the temperature and the corrosion.
257505
No, I don't think it is. While I love this necklace, it can discolor light fabrics and make it look a little grey where it rests against them, and I don't think stainless steel would do that.
1733983
I'm using these items on the interior of my home. They are not stainless steel. I haven't tried it on the exterior.
968820
Hi Tiffy, Not sure what you mean by safe but to give you some feedback....This is a pretty stiff wire grill brush made for cleaning/scraping carbon and food stuff off grill grates. Stainless steel grates will in a pretty short time become crusted with carbon and food stuff if you use your grill often. This brush will scrape all the stuff off your grates but not without some abrasion. It will scratch and dull your new stainless grates in no time. I use it for my heavy duty cast iron grill grates and it works fantastic...but I am not concerned with scratches and abrasion. HOPE IT HELPS? If you want to keep your stainless steel grates like new...I would say to not use this brush!!! Hot soapy water and a good soaking over night and then a non abrasive brush is probable best? Dave
2179378
Have not used it on Stainless Steel. Have used it thus far on a number of brass pieces as well as a large oval brass table, and it outperformed all other products I have used (Brasso, Tarnish-X, etc.). I am planning to try it on a silver tea set but have not gotten around to that yet. I can tell you this however: given its performance thus far, I would not hesitate to buy more of it.Hope this helps at least somewhat.
1779755
Don't know. I'm a girl. Would not know stainless steel if it jumped up and bit me in the butt
1017421
As long as you go with the grain of the stainless steel you will not have a problem. If you go against the grain you will scratch the sink.
618885
Yes. The temperature of the liquid really has no impact on the stainless steel, it's only if you have an abrasive cleaner when you wash them. The only downside I have found is when serving tea and some more picky friends commented on the "steel" taste - of which I didn't.
657183
I think so however it has some stainless steel in i, but I really love mine. I don't think you would go wrong depending on what you are looking for. I hope this helps.
2021157
Not really, but if you are careful you avoid scorching/burning - also is is very big and far cheaper than good stainless.
392488
Well it's stainless steel, so I don't see why not, but I d watch it carefully to see how it's going.
857450
I have had no problem at all. One thing to remember with "Stainless" steel.... it can stain. Sort of an oxymoron I know but I work in the steel business. This grade of steel in these pots is a high quality and any staining will be minimal. It is easily removed with Barkeeper's Friend Cookware Cleaner. Also, I don't use the dishwasher all the time for my stainless pots. The highly alkaline detergent in dishwasher detergent is terrible on stainless steel and will cause the staining fast. It will also dull the beautiful mirror finish over time. These pots are so easy to clean. I just use a dish sponge and wipe em down. If I happen to burn something or I notice some spotting on the pots, I use Barkeeper's Friend Cookware Cleaner and it cleans right up. They look brand new still!
698539
I have never used it on stainless steel, but I doubt it would cause any damage. The material is highly soluble in water (nonabrasive) and the pH of a 1% solution is 12 (alkaline, which is less than bleach). If in doubt, just mix your cleaning solution until completely dissolved before using and rinse well afterword.That being said, I wouldn't hesitate to use TCP in combination with other detergents to clean most things (from laundry, to dishes). I've even used it on Anodized finishes with decent results, but not as good as some of the other more abrasive acidic cleaners.