can you use on stainless steel pans
486073
Yes, I use it on stainless steel pans and the stainless steel rod cooking grates from our Weber grill (the main job for these) and they are very effective - much more so than your typical steel wool pads - won't use anything else. I also use on other pans such as hard anodized as long as they do NOT have a special coating / non-stick. If you use these on a non-stick surface, it will ruin the finish as I'm sure you know.
486074
I use it on my Stainless Steel sink, pots etc and I haven't had any problems. I suggest you try it on a small section on the bottom of whatever you're going to clean!
486075
Hello Christy H., the consensus is that it is fine, but there are many who say that it might not be so. I have used this product on a Stainless Steel Roaster, and it did the job without noticeable problems. I also use it often on the bottom of my Circulon pans and pots, to keep them shiny and remove grease. Hope this helps.
783793
Yes you can! I have used my metal spatula and it's no problem. I love the stainless steel...it's so heavy...I LOVE IT!!! I use a knife as well and I have had my pan for over a year and there isn't any real deep marks for it....just very little. You will love the pan!!!
2274983
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..
1268855
I have only used it on copper rings, so I am not sure about stainless steel rings.
987710
I use it on my stainless sink hardware and pots. But there is an Astonish stainless steel cleaner.
658514
I do not know. I have used this product only on ferrous metals and have not tried it on any stainless steel alloys. This product will remove rust, but it can not keep it from coming back. The area where the rust is removed will look clean but needs to be sealed to minimize the return of oxidation, maybe a high temp cooking oil thinly applied to the effected area could serve this purpose. good luck.
1273235
I have never tried to use on stainless steel. However, from knowing a little bit from working around a auto detail shop using this on a stainless steel appliance would leave it streaked and I can tell you trying to get it wiped off to ale a shine I think would be very difficult. I believe I would check out using a push made for only stainless steel . A refg. Is painted much like an automobile and a polish that's made for enamel paint will only take the stainless sheen and destroy it. Stainless steel does not have clear coat applied to it nor does it any type of enamel and a wax such as jubilee will do nothing but ruin the sheen of stainless steel. There are polisher for stainless such as never dull.
1417176
I haven't tried it on stainless steel (other than for stuck on bits). I primarily use the Ringer XL on my cast iron or cast steel. But I do know that a bit of Bar Keeper's Friend with a dishcloth has worked wonders on my stainless steel pots for stains/spots.
58609
not recomended to use steel wool on any of the products. I use a soft bristel brush that is safe for use on the pan and it works great
2126637
Sorry, I gave it as a gift, so I have no idea. I would say, however, if you are using all stainless pans, go ahead, but if you are using anything else, you could scratch your pans.
1422789
it says it is good for all metals, so I think it could be used on stainless. Bust a stainless cleaner is likely cheaper.
616453
Best advice....always test cookware with a magnet. If it is magnetic, it will work fine on induction cooktops. Not all stainless steel is magnetic, as it depends on the percentage of chromium in the metal blend. ONLY use magnetic cookware for induction cooktops.
1393927
Stainless Steel generally does not have enough ferrous metal for magnets (even those as strong as these) to "stick". I have had little success using magnets of any kind on quality stainless steel. Unless the surface on which you would like to use is specifically made to use with magnets - I would not think these will work for you...
1798050
Yes. Metal utensils work just fine without any damage to the pans. They are very durable and are awesome to use. We love them.
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
694685
I have some All Clad LTD pans that have the anodized black coating on the exterior and stainless interior. All Clad advised using Bar Keepers Friend on the stainless ONLY . . .NOT on the anodized aluminum exterior. So I would say no. I wouldn't use it on the Teflon either.
683514
Use Bar keeper's Friend. It's a cleansing powder specifically for stainless steel. I would not use Comet or Ajax on stainless steel; it will ruin the pan.