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Sinks can get dirty very easily and most of the time, whether it be from food particles left on plates or grease from pans. Despite wiping my sink down every night, I decided it was time to

buy a stainless steel cleaner to see if it would make a difference. The product I decided to buy was the Cif Stainless Steel Cleaner which I purchased from B&M. Other stainless steel

cleaners are available but I tried this one in particular after seeing lots of positive reviews.  It was around £1.50 for a large bottle and can be used on any stainless steel item in the

home. The company behind the spray said: “This specialist cleaning spray has been scientifically designed to remove stubborn dirt like fingerprints, watermarks and grease for a 100 percent

streak-free shine on the stainless steel surfaces around your home. READ MORE: HOW TO GET RID OF MOULD: NATURAL WAY TO BANISH 'TOUGH MOULD' “Intended for use on stainless steel.

Use carefully on appliance lettering and symbols. “Avoid contact with aluminium, silver, marble, limestone and wood. If you are using the spray as a stainless steel stove top cleaner and are

unsure on whether to use the spray on new, unusual, painted and enamelled surfaces, test on an inconspicuous area first.” Another favourite in my cleaning box is Elbow Grease’s All Purpose

Degreaser, formulated to remove grease and oil in all situations. I recently tested it out to clean my hob and I was surprised at how good the product was. The grease and dried food began to

dislodge with ease straight away. Within minutes the hob looked brand new and I couldn’t believe how well the spray worked. After cleaning the entire hob, I realised that the product didn’t

need time to sit at all, it got to work straight away. Once I had buffed the cleaning spray into the hob, I took a microfibre cloth to wipe away any excess left behind. I really like a

versatile product as it means there is less likely to be waste and this spray can be used on almost any surface.