Hi, we have a polished s/steel laundry tub 2 or 3 years old. Has scratches which can't be felt but clearly visible. Any ideas how to tidy up much appreciated.
trade4us2,
Oct 27, 6:56pm
Most quality stainless tubs and sinks will be solid stainless and not plated, in which case they can be hand sanded with emery paper. Start with about 400 grit and finish with 1200 grit.
That's what I would have suggested too. It's marvellous on copper-bottomed pots as well.
mrfxit,
Oct 28, 3:46pm
LMAO Good grief, it;s a LAUNDRY TUB. IF . I must polish stainless kitchen gear, I simply use a soapy "Steelo" pad
maclad,
Oct 28, 4:42pm
I agree with Polaris it does a very good job and does not differentiate between laundry tubs and benches. Give it a go I use it on mine as it gets used for all sorts of nasty things, mostly paint trays and brushes and it comes up fine.
budgel,
Nov 1, 8:19am
This!
hazelnut2,
Nov 1, 8:31am
So WHAT if it's 'just' a laundry tub? I think I'll go and get some stainless steel reviver too, for MY laundry tub!
ebygum1,
Nov 1, 2:20pm
The Dr. Power cleaner from the Warehouse makes a good job of Stainless. Or good old fashioned Vim scouring powder.
samsnan,
Nov 1, 2:42pm
Now there is a name I have not read of for many years. VIM
niffer13,
Nov 1, 3:01pm
I have been trying to buy stainless Steel Reviver But can't find it at count down or P N S. Any one know who stocks it? I have used before & found it very good.
ebygum1,
Nov 1, 3:01pm
You can still buy it,we get ours from Uncle Bills.
ebygum1,
Nov 1, 3:02pm
I have seen it recently in New World.
wine-o-clock,
Nov 1, 3:31pm
baking soda works nicely as well
pericles,
Aug 13, 2:10pm
agree! baking soda works for many things
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