Keeping stainless steel presentable in a working kitchen used to take two products and a lot of labor: a degreaser to pull off the grease and fingerprints, then a wax-based polish to bring the luster back, followed by buffing. Over time the wax built up, yellowed, and made the equipment look dingier than before it was cleaned. WOW! Stainless Steel Cleaner and Polish was developed to collapse that into one wipe-on, wipe-off step.
The formula was proven in the hardest places to keep stainless looking good: restaurants, hotels, schools, and airports, where hood fronts, prep tables, reach-ins, and elevator panels are handled all day and inspected constantly. Wipe it on and it lifts grease, dirt, and fingerprints immediately. Wipe the excess off and it leaves a bright liquid shine with a dry protective barrier that resists new fingerprints, water spotting, and calcium build-up.
It is 100 percent natural, biodegradable, and organic, contains no petroleum distillates, is non-flammable, and is EPA Design for the Environment certified, which is what makes it workable in food service areas and enclosed spaces where solvent-based polishes are a problem. This item is the one gallon container in a four pack, the refill quantity for crews who decant into spray bottles and work off a cart.
Use cases
Built for the stainless surfaces that get touched all day:
- Hood fronts, prep tables, and equipment panels in commercial kitchens
- Reach-in and walk-in cooler doors, handles, and push plates
- Elevator interiors, door frames, and kick plates in hotels and offices
- Restroom partitions, dispensers, and fixtures in high-traffic buildings
- Serving lines, cafeteria equipment, and stainless casework in schools
Specifications
Quantity: 1 gallon container, 4 containers per case. Non-flammable. Contains no petroleum distillates. 100 percent natural, biodegradable, and organic. EPA Design for the Environment certified. Manufacturer item 00406-8.
Frequently asked questions
Does it build up or turn yellow like a wax polish?
No. It was developed specifically to replace wax-based polishes, which build up over repeated applications and eventually yellow. This formula leaves a thin dry barrier rather than a wax film, so repeated cleaning does not accumulate a dingy layer.
How do I avoid streaking?
Apply to a clean dry microfiber cloth rather than directly to a large panel, wipe with the grain of the steel, then buff with a second dry cloth in the same direction. Working against or across the grain is the most common cause of streaks.
Can I refill spray bottles from the gallon?
Yes. The gallon container is intended as a refill for trigger sprayers and cart bottles. Label any secondary container per your facility's chemical labeling requirements.
Is it safe to use around food preparation areas?
It contains no petroleum distillates and is non-flammable, which is why it is widely used in restaurant and institutional kitchens. Use it on equipment exteriors and follow your facility's standard procedure for any surface that contacts food directly.
Should I use this or the Miracle Paste?
Use the liquid cleaner and polish for routine maintenance across large stainless surfaces where the goal is a clean, fingerprint-resistant shine. Use the paste when you have a specific defect to remove such as rust, scale, oxidation, or burnt-on residue. Many facilities carry both.
Discount Cleaning Products is an authorized dealer for the brands we carry, and we stock genuine parts and chemicals rather than look-alike substitutes. Our US-based team can help you confirm fitment or match a formula to your facility's surfaces before you order.
