Matt steel, no need for descaler: the only ingredient capable of polishing it | Go to the kitchen (Page 2 ) | July 30, 2024

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Another product that

can be useful for cleaning dull steel is citric acid, which is even more environmentally friendly than vinegar. You only need to dissolve 150g of citric acid in 1 litre of demineralised water.

Pour it into a spray bottle and spray it directly onto the steel,

then leave it to work for a few minutes. Wipe it with a microfibre cloth and dry the steel thoroughly

using circular movements as if you were cleaning glass . This will leave the steel looking like new.

Few people know

that citric acid is a natural descaler , so it is the best thing to use to

clean the steel of taps, which are always exposed to water and therefore tend to accumulate limescale. Citric acid is often used, among other things,

to clean household appliances where limescale builds up over the months and years.

Baking soda cream, more miraculous than vinegar and citric acid

The baking soda cream could not be missing, which gives shine to surfaces,

eliminating opacity in a few moments.

Mix

baking soda and water little by little until you get a kind of cream, then apply it to the steel surface and

leave it to act for at least 10 minutes . Once the time has passed, rinse. Finally, dry properly to avoid streaks forming. The baking soda cream

also removes grease stains from the countertop , which are usually stubborn and impossible to completely remove using any product indicated for the care of countertops.

Yellow soap, a valid substitute for Marseille soap

Many women know and use Marseille soap,

but there is actually another, neutral soap that cleans steel very well, leaving it looking like new again in just a few applications. Pour 500 ml of water into a saucepan,

add a 500-gram bar of soap and bring to the boil. When it has completely melted, turn off the heat, cover the saucepan and let it cool. Then

transfer the mixture to a spray bottle and spray it directly onto the steel surfaces. Wipe with a cloth and rinse.

Among other natural remedies,

there is also lemon, which has an excellent cleaning, stain-removing and degreasing action and manages to perfectly polish steel surfaces. It is a polishing agent, in fact it is used to polish glasses. Then add