I have a DFS 903.1 professional cooker by DeLonghi, made out of stainless steel.

Today I accidentally poured bleach onto it and then wiped it off. The surface of the cooker has splashed stains, which are cloudy white. It seems that the bleach may have discoloured the surface.

Could anyone please let me know of how I could remove this stain? If this is not possible, I would appreciate it if you could let me know where I could purchase just the surface of the cooker, as I cannot find anywhere online that sells just the surface component on its own.

May, May 2014

I am the one who put the initial question.

Thank you for your advice, and I tried accordingly. Then, I realised my initial question was wrong.

I think I accidentally used ‘Power Cleaner Limescale & Shine’ on my stainless steel hob instead of ‘Power Cleaner Grease & Sparkle’. The latter is bleach blended cleaner, but the former one is to remove Limescale. (I have two Bang Cleaner and I think I used a wrong one.)

I tried bleach and brillo on the hob, but it did not work. Is there any other way to remove stain on stainless steel made from the Limescale remover?

If this is not possible, I would appreciate it if anybody could let me know where I could purchase just the surface of the cooker, as I cannot find anywhere online that sells just the surface component on its own. (we are renting the house, and I want to solve the problem at least possible price.)

Thank you again

May, May 2014

if the surface is made from stainless steel, just like the kitchen sink,, you should be able to polish it back ,with a brillo pad, are you sure that its stainless steel? because when you pour bleach on stainless steel, it brings it up new, try a drop into the sink, and you will see,

j, May 2014