Has anyone tried quickleen-s powder for removing discolouration and
flame makes on stainless steel. see http://www.steelcleaner.com I got
a free sample from http://www.stainlesssteelcleaner.co.uk it seems to
work fine on my stainless steel frying pans. what do you think if you
have tried it?

"mr stainless" > wrote in message
...
> Has anyone tried quickleen-s powder for removing discolouration and
> flame makes on stainless steel. see ****SPAM****

Or better yet, buy a can of Spam, slice it and pan fry it with eggs for
breakfast.

Jill

On 3/03/2011 8:33 PM, mr stainless wrote:
> Has anyone tried quickleen-s powder for removing discolouration and
> flame makes on stainless steel. see http://www.steelcleaner.com I got
> a free sample from http://www.stainlesssteelcleaner.co.uk it seems to
> work fine on my stainless steel frying pans. what do you think if you
> have tried it?

Tried it and it scratched the frying pan to hell. Would never use it
again. Be safer using sandpaper on the frying pan!

Krypsis

On 3/3/2011 4:33 AM, mr stainless wrote:
> Has anyone tried quickleen-s powder for removing discolouration and
> flame makes on stainless steel. see http://www.spamcleaner.com I got
> a free sample from http://www.spamlesssteelcleaner.co.uk it seems to
> work fine on my stainless steel frying pans. what do you think if you
> have tried it?


My hands turned bright red and now the skin is falling off of them. Is
that supposed to happen?

In article >,
George > wrote:

> On 3/3/2011 4:33 AM, mr stainless wrote:
> > Has anyone tried quickleen-s powder for removing discolouration and
> > flame makes on stainless steel. see (link snipped) I got
> > a free sample from (link snipped) it seems to
> > work fine on my stainless steel frying pans. what do you think if you
> > have tried it?
>
>
> My hands turned bright red and now the skin is falling off of them. Is
> that supposed to happen?

LOL! My first clue was that the OP is "mr stainless".

--
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Holy Order of the Sacred Sisters of St. Pectina of Jella
"Always in a jam, never in a stew; sometimes in a pickle."
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jmcquown wrote:
> "mr stainless" > wrote in message
> ...
>> Has anyone tried quickleen-s powder for removing discolouration and
>> flame makes on stainless steel. see ****SPAM****
>
> Or better yet, buy a can of Spam, slice it and pan fry it with eggs
> for breakfast.
>
> Jill

First laugh of the day!

On 2011-03-03 05:40:47 -0800, George said:

> On 3/3/2011 4:33 AM, mr stainless wrote:
>> Has anyone tried quickleen-s powder for removing discolouration and
>> flame makes on stainless steel. see http://www.spamcleaner.com I got
>> a free sample from http://www.spamlesssteelcleaner.co.uk it seems to
>> work fine on my stainless steel frying pans. what do you think if you
>> have tried it?
>
>
> My hands turned bright red and now the skin is falling off of them. Is
> that supposed to happen?

That's how you know it's working!
--
If God didn't want us to eat animals, why did he make them out of meat?

mr stainless wrote:
> Has anyone tried quickleen-s powder for removing discolouration and
> flame makes on stainless steel. see http://www.steelcleaner.com I got
> a free sample from http://www.stainlesssteelcleaner.co.uk it seems to
> work fine on my stainless steel frying pans. what do you think if you
> have tried it?

No, it scratches too much, and is caustic.

Better to use toothpaste. It won't scratch the stainless steel, but is a
very mild abrasive compound.

WD-40 cleans up SS pretty well, too.