I personally would skip that soap as it builds up over time and dulls the finish. TSP substitute powder mixed with water in a spray bottle and a rag works wonders with little effort.
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That's always my first choice, Heather. Add some Murphys Oil soap to a bucket of hot water and wash the cupboards with a rag.
The directions on the bottle will give you the ratio of Murphy's Oil soap to water.
Thank you. I had read a short time ago a recommendation but after purchasing the soap could not find the article.
I personally would skip that soap as it builds up over time and dulls the finish. TSP substitute powder mixed with water in a spray bottle and a rag works wonders with little effort.
I have a post that might help https://chascrazycreations.com/cleaning-kitchen-cabinets/