How do I remove oil grease from the kitchen wood pantry / cabinets?

Answer 1

mix baking soda and water to a paste. using a cloth, rub in circular motions.
Good luck!

Answer 2

I came across this stuff called Clean-A-Finish, a wood soap by Howard Products. It is gentle, non abrasive and breaks down all that oily crud, grease, food, etc that glues itself to your wood cabinetry over time. I told the lady I bought it from that if it worked, I'd tell everyone. I've tried the Mr. Clean, my favorite household cleaner, Greased Lightning, and a few others and they just don't get down to the cabinet without alot of time and energy. Our cabinets were caked with grime when we bought the place and now they look like new. See source below.

Answer 3

I have used all of the remedies listed before me but the very best grease cutter I have ever used is "Awesome"! It's only a dollar at the Dollar Tree Store.

Answer 4

I've used mineral spirits on my wood cabinets, works really well. It was recommended to me by a friend who made cabinets.

Answer 5

A product called TSP ... you put a cap full in a bucket of water and it works great on walls and grease

Answer 6

Try Murphy's Soap, made just for cleaning wood surfaces.

Answer 7

Formula 409 works good. Every tried Mr. Clean Magic Eraser? ?That works good too.

Answer 8

use mean green just spray it on and watch it work wipe off with a wet cloth

Answer 9

greased lightening! works great! good luck!

Answer 10

have you tried wd40? its agreat degreaser

but you will have to seriously clean it off after youve finished