My Secret weapon for making stainless steel sparkle
Stainless steel features heavily in the components and body of most mid to high end prosumer coffee machines such as those made by Rocket, Vibiemme and Lelit. Its a hard wearing and easy to clean material found in commercial kitchens.
I usually use a small amount of dish soap, mixed into hot water and clean the stainless surfaces with a microfibre cloth. Adding a small amount of baby oil to the mix will help prevent smudges and finger prints. I guess that is good for stainless fridges and benchtops, but I'm pretty fussy when it comes to my coffee machine, so stray finger prints arent a problem - no kids around the coffee machine, and its hot, so maybe that helps keep the fingers away. Not that I am at all lazy, but I've found that Glass Cleaner does a terrific job and its ready to go at a moments notice.
I usually use a small amount of dish soap, mixed into hot water and clean the stainless surfaces with a microfibre cloth. Adding a small amount of baby oil to the mix will help prevent smudges and finger prints. I guess that is good for stainless fridges and benchtops, but I'm pretty fussy when it comes to my coffee machine, so stray finger prints arent a problem - no kids around the coffee machine, and its hot, so maybe that helps keep the fingers away. Not that I am at all lazy, but I've found that Glass Cleaner does a terrific job and its ready to go at a moments notice.
My secret weapon to making stainless steel sparkle
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