Remove Grease From Kitchen Cabinets
2 Materials
$1
15 Minutes
Easy
I want to shout from the hilltops of my kitchen and say “Ladies & Gentlemen, I have done it!!! I have learned how to clean kitchen cabinets and have even degreased my kitchen cabinets in the fastest way possible!” Now I know you are thinking I am crazy, but cleanliness is one of my pet peeves. I love to sit back and feel comfortable in my home knowing that I have a clean house.
Last night, I got into one of my nesting modes and decided I was tired of looking at the decor on the tops of my kitchen counter tops. I know….we often get tired of looking at the same ole same ole. with that said, I started pulling down all my vases, flowers, etc. I have never been so grossed out. That led me to learning how to clean kitchen cabinets to degrease them naturally!
You are going to want to run to the store or your pantry and pull out these two ingredients.
Supplies Needed To Degrease Your Kitchen Cabinets:
1/2 cup Borax
1 cup Distilled Vinegar
1 Gallon of Very Hot Water
In order to make this process work you are going to need roughly 1 gallon of hot water. Mix the amounts as listed above until completely dissolved. Then get started on cleaning your cabinets. Seriously! What are you waiting for? Go get started now
NOW are you ready to Shout out to the WORLD “Check out my clean cabinets” I want to hear about how much you loved this all natural degreaser.
And of course, I have to show you how filthy my dirty water became. Check out that dish cloth. It is one of my favorites. My grandmother crochets wash clothes. I look forward to Christmas when I get a few more of her creations.
When you know you have a lot of grease and dirt build up in your kitchen, this is a great method for how to clean kitchen cabinets and degrease them in a safe all natural way.
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Is this a mixture that can be stored into a spray bottle of some sort? I’m just not sure if I would use a full gallon of water
thank you! (:
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Hey Nat. No it isn't. As the water cools back down, borax can turn back into tiny crystals which could clog your spray bottle.
A full gallon of hot water is needed for the dilution of this mixture as well as dissolve the borax. I can not guarantee you will get the same results if you don't use the proper rations. Hope this helps.
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From the picture it looked as if you did the top of cabinet.....I need to clean cabinet front s. Will this work on this and not mess up the finish ?