How do you clean the kitchen schmutz off you wooden cabinet doors?

WD-40 will disolve grease and dust build-up. Apply it and give it a little time to work before wiping it off. After the cabinet doors are clean give them a light coating of lemon oil. Allowing cooking oils to build up on wood can disolve the finish over time.

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I use Murphy's Oil Soap in water. Follow the directions on the bottle, but it is made for cleaning wood. My cabinets are 25 years old and I usually clean them a couple times a year.

Make a mixture of 1/2 cup Borax, 1 Cup Vinegar, and 1 teaspoon of dish soap. Mix it all together and then use a soft cloth to wipe down the cabinets. You can use a Q Tip to get into the corners. Last wipe with a dry cloth.

I use TSP also Tri Sodium Phosphate. It is available at hardware stores. Use as directed and carefully.

Murphy's Oil Soap. I cook every day and wipe the cabinets down once a week and give them a good cleaning once a month.

I usually make a mixture of lemon juice and olive oil..mix it up and use a lint free rag. I dip a small amount on my rag and give the wood a good scrub

Use Vinegar to get the grit off, rinse. Wash with Murphy's oil soap, and rinse with clear water, and to finish cover with Wilbert's lemon, and buff.

Murphy's oil soap.

I use an orange citrus cleaner that I buy at the Dollar Store-but the smell is quite strong so I always dilute it in a bucket of warm water. Rinse and go