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    How do you get scratches out of a stainless steel refrigerator?
    Aaron Beth
    Appliance Technician
    Aaron Beth is the founder of Aaron’s Refrigeration Company in New York City and a factory certified installer (FCI) for Sub-Zero products. He specializes in the service and maintenance of built-in refrigerators, wine coolers and ice machines. With over 54 years of experience, Aaron is the recipient of numerous Super-Service awards from Angie’s Lists and 2019 Best-of-the City.
    Aaron Beth
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    Use a really fine, 1500- or 1200-grit piece of sandpaper to do this. Just go straight up and down until you scoop out the scratch.
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    My refrigerator is black. Will the dry ice method work on it also?
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    Yes, the color should not make a difference.
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    What if I don't have dry ice?
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    Try it with regular ice. If that doesn't work, then go get some dry ice.
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    Where do you find dry ice?
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    You can find dry ice at most local supermarkets and in some home improvement warehouses.
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    Does this work on a hydro flask?
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    No, it does not. Unfortunately, the thermos flasks dent just as easily but they can't be fixed.
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