If you want them white again, a dilute solution of baking soda (dissolves oils and grease) would clean them. Do not use anything acidic (like vinegar) as it will just make a smeary mess of the oils and grease. Once clean and dry, you can reseal the surface with a spray sealer if the shine isn't back to the original.
I found this in the curb this morning on my way to work. Needless to say I'm late :) does anyone know anything about this piece? What would you do with it? Paint? Res...
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new cabinet hardware can make a big difference!
Connie...What needs fixing...hardware will make a nice change or try stenciling or mod podge.
If you want them white again, a dilute solution of baking soda (dissolves oils and grease) would clean them. Do not use anything acidic (like vinegar) as it will just make a smeary mess of the oils and grease. Once clean and dry, you can reseal the surface with a spray sealer if the shine isn't back to the original.
Connie, you can always apply Contact paper, wall paper, or mod podge fabric onto your cabinets.