Cleaning Wood Kitchen Cabinet Doors

The vinegar smell will go away as soon as the cabinets dry.

Cleaning wood kitchen cabinet doors.

You don t want to get the cabinets soaking wet because moisture may warp the wood. Gather your supplies you ll need some dish soap a bucket full of about a gallon of hot water and microfiber towels or a sponge. If your cabinets are really grimy let the cleaner sit for up to 10 minutes after spraying. Spray the cleaning mixture onto a microfiber cloth or soft rag until it s damp but not drenched.

Too much moisture can damage your cabinets paint or finish. You can also use or a small brush like a toothbrush to get into corners and crevices in the door. Finally clean the area with a mild wood soap and water then dry completely. Microfiber towels work best and they won t leave lint on your hard work.

Heat a damp micro cloth in a microwave for 35 seconds then use it to quickly wipe away the grease layer. Dip a nonabrasive sponge into the water and scrub the surface of your wood door. For minor cleaning you should be able to use a bit of mild dish soap mixed with hot water. Now wipe each cabinet door from top to.

Use a soft cloth or sponge to wipe the cleaner on the outside of the cabinet doors and drawers. Dip a clean washcloth or cleaning rag into the vinegar solution and use it to wipe down the cabinet doors and underneath the cabinets. Wring out the cloth you re using so that it s damp but not dripping. Wipe the cleaner on drawer pulls and door handles.

All purpose orange oil cleaner. You may need to use a little elbow grease to remove heavy grease and grime buildup.