Stainless steel cookware is an extremely popular choice among many homeowners due to their durability and how relatively easy it is to clean. Relatively easy since cleaning stainless steel pots and pans does require a bit of extra work on your part than cleaning nonstick versions of the same cookware. That being said, all you really need to do is follow these simple instructions, and you will have your stainless steel pots and pans looking their best.
Before you dry the stainless steel pot or pan off and put it away, inspect your work again. You should have no stains, burnt-on food, or other problems with your pots and pans. However, if you do, you may need to repeat the entire process a few times until you are satisfied that everything is nice and clean.
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Re-use the white vinegar for other cleaning chores. To do this, do NOT fill your sink with vinegar. Use a large plastic tub, or something similar, and after treating your kitchen implement/s, return the vinegar via a funnel to the vinegar bottle/s. Label these bottles appropriately.
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