Best way to Clean your Stainless Steel Appliances

This is a sponsored post written by me on behalf of Meister Cleaners. All opinions are 100% mine.

You all know I've been really busy Christmas crafting, getting my decor & ornaments ready for the holidays, that's something I really love to do.

It was true when I told you I can keep on doing this forever, but again, there are other things that need to be done. As a matter of fact, my dining room was not the only place that was a complete mess these past few days. The family room, living room, and especially the kitchen where my kids had been preparing their own meals, had a big share of messiness too. :/

That's why when I was contacted to review Meister Cleaners, I jumped at the offer. I picked all the messy items around the kitchen and it looked a bit better...

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But when I took a closer look, it told me otherwise! 

That's one problem I've always had with my stainless steel appliances, the fingerprints, smudges, and dirt, made them look less than desirable. 

I know is not only my kids' fault but also my husband and I as well.

I've tried many products in the past, and they did a good job at removing fingerprints, but, can you see that streak/drip on the left side of the fridge in the picture above? 

It's been there for more than a year and none of the products I've used were able to get rid of that drip. I really hated it because it's right there in your face.

So, guess what? That was the first area to be cleaned with Steel Meister. I applied it with a lint-free rag, as you would polish a car. Let it soak into the surface. Then, took a dry lint-free cloth and polished it, removing any excess product. 

All fingerprints were gone! :)

But when I looked closely at the hideous drip, it was still there. So, time to bring more power. ;) 

I then applied Steel Meister Spot Cleaner, since this is the formula for tough stains. I let the foamy product sit on the stain for about 5 minutes.

Then, using a lint-free cloth I gently agitated the soiled area and wiped it off with a dry lint-free cloth. Sure enough, the spill was GONE! :)

Doesn't it look like a new fridge?!

Well, one victory in the book, but the fight wasn't over yet. 

The dishwasher was next. No words. Dirty all around. Those water drips were kind of a normal thing. They've also been there for ages, somehow they weren't as annoying as the one on the fridge, maybe because they were in a lower spot. :/

Since I knew those were also tough stains, the Steel Meister Spot Cleaner was applied first. 

Cover the floor because even though is foamy and thick, it runs down after a few minutes. My word to the manufacturers: Make it thicker. ;)

I had to go twice with the Spot Cleaner on these stains, wiping it off with a dry cloth each time. 

Then, I applied the Steel Meister to make it this sparkly.

The difference is ginormous!

The same situation with the range, all the stainless steel parts were cleaned up with the Steel Meister products, but the glass and metal parts were done with the Range Meister.

One more time, WOW!

Did I tell you I was in cleaning mode? I went ahead and cleaned the sink.

The counters, using the Stone Meister, which also cleans and polishes without streaking, removes tough dirt, grease, and stains and is food safe.

And I even went ahead and cleaned the microwave and the coffee machine.

It feels so good to have finally won this battle. Meister Cleaners are hands down the winner in battling fingerprints, smudges, and streaks.

I sure love the trend of all things spots and dots, but not on my appliances! 

Meister Cleaners remove all those pesky spots and dots on your stainless steel appliances effortlessly.

With Thanksgiving around the corner and the Holidays behind it, I'm super happy to check this task off my list. 

Meister Cleaners really work, they are easy to use and don't leave a filmy residue. They can also be used on outdoor grills and automotive trim. You can purchase Meister Cleaners exclusively at Home Depot in the appliance department.

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