Lime-away

[theperfectstorm]

Bringing this over from a post in the B/S/T in which the OP said something about Lime-away and watermarks.

Do we have a consensus on this? Does it work? Can it damage finishes?

What is the currently accepted conventional wisdom on this?

 

[cb750r]

Lime away is an acid. It is used to disolve limescale and rust stains. I personally haven't tried it on a rasor, but I sell it in high concentrations to food service establisments.

Infact I've soaked all my finds so far in a solution of tableware presoak with a sheet of aluminum foil in it, this acts as a detarnishing solution.

 

[FrankPoole]

Stainless steel is resistant to acids so it makes a great cleaner for SS which is used for most commercial kitchens.


it will mostlikely etch or cause the removal of plating.