I have used and loved Weimans Stainless Steel Cleaner wipes already soaked and ready to use from the canister for years. The spray is more cost effective. I found the best way to use it is to spray it on a good, strong paper towel first and not directly on the appliances. It effectively removes finger smudges and the like. For cleaning and utility, I love the thick, blue paper towels. They work great with this stainless cleaner and don't leave behind paper towel residue trails. 4 stars only because I like Weimans pre-soaked canister solution over the spray.

After reading reviews on Amazon I selected this over the SS Magic brand. It is interesting, and important for purchasers to know and understand the points about it being a cleaner AND polisher. If you don't understand the mineral oil in the product and how to apply correctly you have a very good chance of being disappointed in the product. You need to use lighter pressure than you may think, and do NOT try to wipe it all off, the point is to leave a think coating behind. Think waxing the car, not washing it. (if that helps)

I am using this on a new dishwasher and microwave. It is very easy to use with the dishwasher, but with all the plastic and window on the microwave it is more challenging. Spraying directly on the dishwasher works well, but I need to guard plastic or spray onto a micro fabric cloth for the microwave to reduce overspray. If I do get some on the plastic it comes off easily enough.

I was able to buy the 22-ounce size for less than the smaller 16(?) oz item. I have no idea what that is about. Make sure you buy the one with the best price!

I've tried about four other brands of stainless steel cleaner and polish, and this one is the best. You definitely have to put some upper body strength into it (especially on the more "shiny" stainless steel finishes; the matte finishes are much easier to clean), but it works. I wish it would add some sort of fingerprint-proof film on it...but that's just wishful thinking from a mom with two young kids. :)

All of our appliances (fridge, oven/stove, microwave, and dishwasher...plus our toaster) are stainless steel and I use this on all of them. The fridge is the hardest to clean, but being as it has the most surface area, that makes sense. But, as I mentioned earlier, it has more of a shiny finish, so it doesn't repel fingerprints. If I could go back in time and spend a couple hundred more bucks on a fridge that had a matte/fingerprint resistant finish, I would. I use this about once a week and a bottle lasts us about 2-3 months. I usually spray it on a microfiber cloth instead of spraying it directly on the appliances, as this greatly reduces the overspray.

Hope this helps!

I finally found something that works awesome on my stainless steel appliances it doesn't have an awful smell and it absolutely wipes off extremely easy and helps reduce a lot of the fingerprints and gets the nasty Are the appliances and leaves them absolutely shiny and lustrous I will be purchasing this product constantly for my stainless steel appliances I also have a stainless steel farm sink that I used it on and it is absolutely makes it beautiful

It works well, but if you already have some stains, you should use mix lemon with cream of tartar to scrub it out. Tatar is a mild abrasive and is acidic like the lemon, unlike baking soda which will neutralize the cleaning power of the lemon. Never use alkalines (i.e. bleach). Now, to prevent damage in the first place, you need to prevent dirt and water from contacting the steel and oxygen from rusting and tarnishing it. Weiman does the job of protecting and making it shine, but apparently baby oil or any mineral oil will work just as well. I have not tried that yet, since I'm new to stainless cleaning and just need to correct my neglect of regular cleaning. I'm using it on nickel plated faucets as well. Technically it should protect chrome too. Car wax should also work - although you'd need to clean it each time before waxing. For some reason, at the time of this posting, this 22 ounce bottle is cheaper than the 12 ounce. That tells me the mark-up is very high.