Hi Sally. Depending on the amount of grease and grime, I would recommend one of 2 products.
If the g&g is light, I would use Murphy’s oil soap. If the g&g is heavy, I would use a diluted solution of either 409 or fantastic and a good washcloth. Once it’s clean, I would go over them good with a Murphy ‘s oil soap.
Of course, this is assuming there is a good clear coat on the cabinets first and not raw wood.
There are several metallic stains and other stains that bleach and lime remover don't remove. Part of the ceramic coat is gone! Any help, please. I'm sure my landlord...
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Try baking soda, dish liquid and warm water. The baking soda will help to remove any grease that may have accumulated.
Hi Sally. Depending on the amount of grease and grime, I would recommend one of 2 products.
If the g&g is light, I would use Murphy’s oil soap. If the g&g is heavy, I would use a diluted solution of either 409 or fantastic and a good washcloth. Once it’s clean, I would go over them good with a Murphy ‘s oil soap.
Of course, this is assuming there is a good clear coat on the cabinets first and not raw wood.
Thank you. I thought of the Murphy’s oil soap but thought maybe something better was out there.