Whats the best way?

Question

I have build up of grease on my cabinets especially around the knobs that has built up and have tried everything to get it off but it doesn't anyone have a solution for me?

Answer 1

Krud Kutter is my new best cleaning product. It is non-toxic, fume free and biodegradable. It cuts grease, cigarette smoke, soot, you name it. You have to mix it up in the ratios suggested on the bottle for different applications, but with all of my tough cleaning jobs it does better than any other product I've tried over 10 years! You can get it at Lowes in the cleaning aisle and it is less expensive than most prepared solutions.

Answer 2

Every time we cook our favorite foods, we’re unwittingly creating build-up on our cabinets that can destroy the natural beauty of the wood. That nasty film leaves cabinets looking old and dirty, as well as making them feel sticky and unpleasant.

Without buying special products, you should be able to eliminate that greasy build-up from your kitchen cabinet doors. To start, foam two tablespoons of dish soap in two cups of water. Use clean rags or paper towels to rub the suds onto the cabinets. Make sure to follow the grain of the wood. Then rinse with a damp sponge and rub down with a dry dish towel. The grease fighters in the dish soap will cut that greasy residue easily.

There are also plenty of commercial products that can work wonders on greasy cabinets. Try Orange Glo, Greased Lightning, or Simple Green. Just follow the directions on the products. Once you get your kitchen cabinets really free from the grease, you should then clean them every other month so they won’t have time to build up much residue

Answer 3

Have you tried goo-be-gone - find it at the hardware store - great stuff!