How to Quickly and Easily Remove All Grease from Kitchen Cabinets

Maintenance: To prevent grease buildup in the future, regularly wipe down your cabinets with a gentle cleaning solution like vinegar and water. Keep greasy cooking splatters from settling by wiping down cabinets after cooking.

Storage: Store any leftover cleaning solution (baking soda paste or vinegar mixture) in a tightly sealed container or spray bottle for future use.

Variations:

For Stubborn Grease: If grease is still present after the initial cleaning, apply a mixture of baking soda and water directly to the stain and let it sit for 15 minutes before scrubbing again.

For Oily Cabinets: Use a degreasing dish soap directly on a damp cloth to clean greasy cabinets, followed by a water rinse.

FAQ:

Can I use this method on all types of cabinets? This method works on most cabinet types, including wood, laminate, and painted surfaces. However, always test a small area first to ensure it doesn’t damage the finish.

Can I use a commercial cleaner instead? Yes, if you prefer, you can use a commercial degreaser, but the natural alternatives (baking soda, vinegar) are gentler and safer for regular cleaning.