is this safe to use on silver plated knives with stainless steel blades?
389519
We have always used Hagertys on sterling silver and stainless. It is gentle, but strong enough to do the job!
389520
I use it for my silver candlesticks and a silver cup and tray - that's it. When I bought it, I thought it would be the silver soap-like stuff I've bought in the past, but it wasn't. Anyway, you could try a small area and see if it's okay.
375820
I use it on my silver set and trays and it does a great job. I never used it on my silver jewelry, but it sounds like a good idea?
1628751
Yes, but it's damascus steel, of course it will. It's not stainless, that's real damascus steel, it's supposed to! Keep a thin layer of wax on it or oil and youre gold. Again, real Damascus rusts really easy, it's NOT stainless steel!n I keep my knives coated in car (carnuba) wax and they are perfect. Just care for the steel and youll be golden. If it DOES get surface rust, just take steel wool and white vinegar. Be sure to oil/weax it immediately afterwards though since ther vinegar, if not removed, will cause super fast, (5 minutes) rusting.
546708
Have never tried it on stainless steel, but it is great on silver and GOLD!!
1151895
NO--stainless steel is NOT the type of metal that will hold up. You need a carbon steel blade.
2167788
I think why you shouldn't is it may dull the blades. I don't put anything of value in the dishwasher. I don't even soak my Rada knives. I absolutely love them.
1118191
I use this daily and have NO issues with blade damage. It's near the sink, so after hand washing and drying a knife, I put it on the rack. Holds the knives securely with zero damage to the blade.
1762065
Just doesn't just go for these knives, but in general, you should avoid putting stainless steel items in your dishwasher. Hand washing them will make them last much longer.
1170076
I bought a set of the Henckels International Everedge Plus Stainless Steel knives at a thrift store today. They don't seem to have ever been used, but all knives had spots of rust on them. Low-grade stainless WILL rust. DO NOT use a plastic scrubbie or the scrubbie back of a sponge because that hard plastic will scratch the metal. I used ZUD cleaner on a wet paper towel, with a lot of elbow grease, and got all the rust spots off without scratching the metal or the writing on the blade. I also use the ZUD on my good stainless pans to keep the bottoms looking like new.
2072027
The manufacturer says yes. I personally have not used it on stainless steel. I found it to be super for everything else.
2186791
Not recommended. The blade is stainless. Stainless steel is more fragile and brittle compared to regular medium-to-high carbon content steel.
1373040
I'm not sure that is a valid concern. You probably shouldn't keep a blade around long enough that it will rust.
987710
I use it on my stainless sink hardware and pots. But there is an Astonish stainless steel cleaner.
1739943
I'm sure it would get the "crud" off, but probably badly scratch your shiny stainless steel. They make nylon scrubbers that are very stiff, unlike the usual kitchen sponge/scrubbers. I use these on my good stainless, The Ringer works great on all of my black cast iron.
1078745
Mine worked perfectly on a dozen knives. They discolored the ceramic that returned to normal when I applied oil. The discoloration was metal filings loading up the pores.
365976
Good question and I am not sure. But being that cold bluing is a rusting agent I really don't think it would work on stainless steel. JMO
1907453
I'm not sure about your knives but I know the knives I have are is hard and are 420 stainless steel. So using this product. It put in the edge on the knives very close to factory specifications and I have not found a better product. This inexpensive that does exactly what it says it does. I hope this helps you