TSP at Home Depot or any hardware store should carry it. It comes in either powder form or liquid. Read directions carefully and KEEP AWAY FROM CHILDREN. Excellent cleaner for wooden cabinets, dirt, grease.
I use Murphy's soap or Old English to clean mine. If they are super dirty (like some rentals we have cleaned) I use a product from the Auto shop. Use it on a small area like 6 inches by 6 inches and scrub it on with an old tooth brush. Let it set for ten minutes then wipe it of with a damp cloth. Repeat each area until it is all clean. Here is the auto cleanser (it will not harm the cabinets at all)
Every time I clean my mirrors, they end up having tons of streaks and almost look worse than before I started. What could I use to clean them that won't leave streaks...
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TSP at Home Depot or any hardware store should carry it. It comes in either powder form or liquid. Read directions carefully and KEEP AWAY FROM CHILDREN. Excellent cleaner for wooden cabinets, dirt, grease.
Not sure what the letters stand for, but you can
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I Apologize, I was just told that TSP is Toxic.
Maybe you should stick with warm water,vinegar and blue dawn dish detergent.
I use Murphy's soap or Old English to clean mine. If they are super dirty (like some rentals we have cleaned) I use a product from the Auto shop. Use it on a small area like 6 inches by 6 inches and scrub it on with an old tooth brush. Let it set for ten minutes then wipe it of with a damp cloth. Repeat each area until it is all clean. Here is the auto cleanser (it will not harm the cabinets at all)
Check out this thread for lots of suggestions! Something here should work for you: https://www.reddit.com/r/CleaningTips/comments/105t5c6/tips_on_cleaning_years_of_grease_off_the_wooden/
This video may also have some good tips: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4zrEs-NYTWk