So long as wood has been sealed, you can use a mix of Murphy's Oil soap and water, using a soft cloth. Dry thoroughly.
Ideally, food splatters should be addressed, immediately, when cooking/baking. Simmer burners, splatter guards or pan lids can be used to reduce need for extensive clean ups.
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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If they are wood, I'd start with Murphy's Oil Soap.
What are your cabinets made of? Are they painted?
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My favorite cabinet cleaner is Krud Kutter.
I agree with CribbStyle. Krud Kutter is the way to go! Just make sure you get the stuff meant for cleaning, and not the stuff meant for paint prep!
So long as wood has been sealed, you can use a mix of Murphy's Oil soap and water, using a soft cloth. Dry thoroughly.
Ideally, food splatters should be addressed, immediately, when cooking/baking. Simmer burners, splatter guards or pan lids can be used to reduce need for extensive clean ups.
Use dawn dish soap it’s great for cutting grease.