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Warm soapy water to clean, dry with a microfiber cloth. After it’s clean and dry, use a cleaner like Stainless Steel Magic or Twinkle brand. I prefer the aerosol-based as I always found it cleans better. Stainless is slightly porous, so always let it sit a minute before cleaning. When you wipe it down, remember to wipe with the grain as stainless does have a grain. We do that here in the showroom, and they all come out looking brand new. For the really stubborn stains, I would use Goo Gone first. That will remove the ones that are worked in.
