Warm soapy water is suggested for wood cabinets. If you're looking for a more natural product, equal parts of vinegar and water with a few drops of Dawn works wonders on greasy areas. If you want a commercial product, Murphy's Oil Soap has been around doing a fabulous job on wood for generations. If your wood is not sealed you'll also want to feed the wood with oil. I've used Old English and Liquid Gold over the years as well as olive or vegetable oil when I ran out of a special product. Just rub it in gently following the grain of the wood and it should take on a beautiful shine. Wishing you the best.
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Murphy's Oil Soap is a great option for wood cleaning
It does work well,
Hi G,
Warm soapy water is suggested for wood cabinets. If you're looking for a more natural product, equal parts of vinegar and water with a few drops of Dawn works wonders on greasy areas. If you want a commercial product, Murphy's Oil Soap has been around doing a fabulous job on wood for generations. If your wood is not sealed you'll also want to feed the wood with oil. I've used Old English and Liquid Gold over the years as well as olive or vegetable oil when I ran out of a special product. Just rub it in gently following the grain of the wood and it should take on a beautiful shine. Wishing you the best.
A soft cloth and mineral oil and wipe it on and then buff it off.
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