HELP - Cleaning SS Developing Reels & Tanks

I thought my father threw away his old darkroom equipment over 40 years ago when he went to an automated system. To my surprise, he kept all those goodies in a storage closet at the old homestead. When I told him that part of my return to film photography would include developing my own 120 b&w film, he presented me with a bag of Hewes SS 120/220/135 reels and Nikor SS tanks. While they look in great shape, I want to give the items I intend to use a thorough cleaning. Any recommendations on best practices and chemicals for cleaning these SS items?

Thanks in advance for your kind help.

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Ken

If they aren't showing any corrosion or chemical residue just give them a rinse in hot water, with maybe a little scrubbing with some fine scotchbright. If there is some corrosion you could scrub it and use a little cleanser like Bon Ami. Scrubbing and water should take care of anything else that might be there.