To remove burn marks or heat stains from stainless steel, apply Penny Brite® cleaning paste to a sponge and lightly rub with the grain until the burn marks are gone. Wipe any remaining residue with a clean, damp cloth or sponge. Apply a polish to maintain luster and protect the surface from future food stains.
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- What is the difference between brushed stainless steel and stainless steel? The key difference between brushed and polished stainless steel is that brushed stainless steel has a rough surface, whereas polished stainless steel has a smooth surface. Brushed stainless steel is a type of metal having a dull polish that is made through friction.
- What causes discoloration on stove top? Discolored glass can be caused by spills and food left to sit too long. Heat from the burners can burn the food onto the surface and make cleaning more difficult. Cooktop cleaners are specially formulated to remove remove tough stains without scratching or damaging the glass cooktop surface.
- How do you know if your Indian head penny is clean? When the coin leaves the mint after just being struck, it has a shine or luster. The original mint luster is gradually destroyed as a coin circulates through commerce. Cleaning a coin will also remove the luster thereby destroying the original surface characteristics.
- Can you use paper towel on induction cooktop? You can use paper towels to wipe an induction hob, but you don't need one to protect the cooktop during cooking. Induction hobs are designed to be used. No manufacturer would create an induction hob that couldn't cope with spills and would need a piece of paper to protect the glass.
- What will vinegar do to copper? When copper is exposed to oxygen, it forms molecules called copper oxide that make pennies look dirty. Pouring vinegar over the pennies helps break up this copper oxide and expose the pure copper on the penny. As the penny dries and is exposed to the air, a chemical reaction occurs and the penny turns green!
- Can toothpaste polish stainless steel? Apply the toothpaste to the toothbrush, and work the solution back and forth over the scratch following the grain. Use a clean, damp cloth to wipe away the toothpaste and see if the scratch is gone. Repeat the process until satisfied and apply a light coat of stainless steel polish or olive oil.