The important trick is to ensure that the surface is well-rubbed and dried after cleaning to minimise water damage.

Stainless steel generally comes in two different types of finish when used in large quantities for items such as sinks or surfaces: brushed or reflective. There are different grades to these finishes, but most can be cleaned in similar ways, with reflective surfaces simply requiring a final buff with a soft cloth to maintain a high gloss after the practical cleaning is complete.

For everyday cleaning, warm water and a cloth, used with a bit of elbow grease, may be all that is required. The best type of cloth for this nowadays is a microfibre one, which can also be used dry for certain marks, but any lint-free cloth will do the job.

Adding a detergent such as washing-up liquid to your water may be all you need for slightly more stubborn spots, or you might need to spot-treat stains with a slightly stronger mix of detergent and water and a period of soaking. It is important to remember not to leave the steel wet for too long, however, and a thorough drying after cleaning is recommended.

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