How to remove hard water stains from stainless steel refrigerator

Keep your stainless steel appliances looking like new! Check out the easy way to remove water stains from stainless steel. This simple tip easily removes hard water stains. If you have been struggling check out how to remove water stains on a stainless steel fridge and more!

A few months ago I bought a new dishwasher and fridge. After years of having black appliances, I finally decided to go with stainless steel.

I am amazed at how much lighter my kitchen looks just switching a few appliances to stainless steel. It makes me so happy to have my kitchen lighter and brighter.

I wasn’t too concerned with having fingerprints on the appliances. It’s just me, my husband, and our teenage son. So no toddlers running around leaving fingerprints.

What I wasn’t expecting is to have more watermarks on the appliances than our old black ones.

Our new dishwasher is really bad at getting water stains on it. I think when we are doing the dishes or shutting the door to the dishwasher I drip a little water on it.

Over the course of the week, the dishwasher can get some gross-looking water stains covering it.

I found that the usual stainless steel cleaner doesn’t seem to do great on water stains. I kind of played around with a couple of different methods and finally found a great way to remove the water stains.

If you are dealing with water stains on appliances check out this easy tip on how to remove water stains from stainless steel. It works great to remove water stains on stainless steel fridges, dishwashers, and more!

One of my favorite ways to remove hard water stains from just about anything is to use vinegar.

Hard water is usually a mix of limescale and calcium that is in the water. When the water dries it leaves behind the deposits. You can see below the stains it left on my dishwasher.

Vinegar does a great job of removing the deposits from your hard water stains.

Usually, I like to let the vinegar sit on the hard water stain for about 5-10 minutes depending on how big the stain is.

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