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Bicarbonate of soda is another option, for stainless steel & chrome. If you have 'brushed' stainless steel items, these have a grain, so go in same direction. Use bicarbonate sprinkled onto damp cloth or sponge, clean off residue with clean damp cloth & then buff up with a dry cloth. Can be used on bicycles or motorbikes with chrome parts too, mix it into a paste with water, smear it on chrome & leave to dry naturally, when dry, buff it off with clean dry cloth Bicarb's great for all sorts of things from deodorising smelly shoes & trainers, using as a mild fungicide for powdery mildew, repelling slugs,treating cold sores & chicken pox, softening water in your washing machine or you can cook with it if you want to!

Virtual bone from me! Hope the poorly leg is holding up! Aunty Edgex

Have a good one! Regards to your young lady too! Edgy

An' belated greetings from me too!

I'd get a pint ready in the unSTABLE bar...but we appear to have been liquidated properly