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How to clean greasy sticky kitchen cabinets using furniture cleaner and orange oil. A reader asked how to clean the kitchen cabinets in a house they had recently purchased and she didn't want to paint the cabinets. |
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Clean greasy, sticky kitchen cabinets
How can I get the sticky stuff off without removing the finish and stain? If I do remove the finish and stain, can I reply them? Thank you for any assistance you can provide me. Use furniture cleanerReply: Hi Nancy. A quick and easy method is with furniture cleaner. Take a look at our catalog page Clean and wax The Furniture Cleaner works good for heavy duty cleaning and shouldn't harm the original finish or paint. Sometimes the finish or paint will soften after sitting for years with grease on them and some may come off, but not usually. If it feels soft, but nothing comes off let it sit for a couple of days and it should harden up again. Use orange oil after the furniture cleanerThe Orange Oil shown at the above link would be good for a follow-up cleaning after the furniture cleaner to pick up anything remaining and for a quick weekly cleaning and it gives everything a nice orangy smell.Use 0000 steel woolScrubbing with the cleaner and 0000 steel wool will make the job easier and the 0000 steel wool is so fine that it's used for polishing, so shouldn't harm the old finish.Be safe, use a metal covered container
Dispose of paper towels or rags that you use for cleaning in a metal covered container, because the furniture cleaner contains mineral spirits and a pile of yucky rags can catch fire from spontaneous combustion. |
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