Will these work on stainless steel refrigerators?
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the answer is "maybe yes, maybe no". run the question through your search engine and you will find the different characteristics of different types of stainless steel. some types of SS respond to magnets, others do not. you can learn all the specifics if you want. but the answer is not in the type of magnet you use, its in the type of stainless steel you have. so just take any old magnet and if you feel the 'pull' force then yes, these little guys will stick to it. if the "any old magnet" has no reaction, then neither will these. it's not in the type of the magnet. so check if your reefer is at all responsive to magnetic force with some magnet you already have or can borrow to find out. the answer is "maybe yes, maybe no". run the question through your search engine and you will find the different characteristics of different types of stainless steel. some types of SS respond to magnets, others do not. you can learn all the specifics if you want. but the answer is not in the type of magnet you use, its in the type of stainless steel you have. so just take any old magnet and if you feel the 'pull' force then yes, these little guys will stick to it. if the "any old magnet" has no reaction, then neither will these. it's not in the type of the magnet. so... » Read More the answer is "maybe yes, maybe no". run the question through your search engine and you will find the different characteristics of different types of stainless steel. some types of SS respond to magnets, others do not. you can learn all the specifics if you want. but the answer is not in the type of magnet you use, its in the type of stainless steel you have. so just take any old magnet and if you feel the 'pull' force then yes, these little guys will stick to it. if the "any old magnet" has no reaction, then neither will these. it's not in the type of the magnet. so check if your reefer is at all responsive to magnetic force with some magnet you already have or can borrow to find out. « Show Less
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One of my cheapo refrigerator magnets successfully stuck to the bottom, so I guess that the answer is "yes." :)
1028429
I cannot tell you with total confidence that it will. They work great on ceramic & glass, therefore it is reasonable to think that they would work on metal too. I would use them on metal without reservation. But that's me.
1822882
there is no reason why they wouldn't work very well for the particular issue you are concerned about.... just be sure that they fit into the small spaces mosts freezers have... THEY ARE MADE OF A HIGH QUALITY STAINLESS STEEL AND WILL NOT RUST.
566470
Check the fridge model number. That doesn't seem to correspond to any I could find online.
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Ours is very ferromagnetic. (That means yes.) You could call the company to verify the specific size you want is only stainless and no aluminum. Or if you've got it already, check whether one of your refrigerator magnets sticks to the bottom.
1268855
I have only used it on copper rings, so I am not sure about stainless steel rings.
1956006
I don't see why not. I can tell you I have used it on my stainless steel sink and it cleans beautifully. My relative uses them on her stainless pots and pans. They also work well on stainless appliances removing all the smudges and fingerprints. Why no give it a try. I'm sure you can find plenty of uses for them.
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Probably. They are a non magnetic grade, which rules out the ferritic and martensitic grades. They work great and I have seen no evidence of galvanic corrosion between the sankey coupler and these ball lock fittings.
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Should work fine. They are all stainless steel. Just be sure you use an oven mitt when you take them out because they will be very hot.
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Stainless Steel is code for Brushed Aluminum. Most "Stainless Steel" appliances have aluminum fronts. Some refrigerators will have steel on the side panels. Just take a simple magnet and see where it sticks on your appliances.
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It's designed for under the sink supply line. If the fridge supply line is the same size, then it might work.
2179382
Since I don't have any large appliance with a stainless steel surfaces, I can't answer that question. It didn't work on my stainless steel sink.
1345895
They absolutely will. I stock them on a textured wall and I'm sure the texture on fridge is smoother than my walls
1776329
No. I have only used it on my built in Kitchen aid refrigerator and stove. It worked incredibly well. I started off with the fine sand paper and gently rubbed. I made sure I was blending all the time. It worked on stainless steel.
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I use mines on my stainless steel dishwasher and refrigerator. It worked on both of those fine. I would be concerned about the heat from the oven also..
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Yes, it works on stainless appliances. But they will still need a stainless cleaner to shine them up. Stainless appliances are a pain to keep clean. I would buy another MysticMaid cloth before I ever bought another stainless steel appliance.