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Add a few drops of essential oil (like lavender or tea tree) to vinegar solutions for a pleasant scent.
For deeper cleaning, warm the vinegar or lemon juice before use to enhance their grease-cutting power.
Replace water with hydrogen peroxide in the baking soda paste for added disinfecting properties.
FAQ
Q: Can these methods damage wooden cabinets?
A: All these solutions are gentle on most surfaces, but always test in a small, inconspicuous area first. Avoid over-saturating wood to prevent warping.
Q: How often should I clean kitchen cabinets?
A: Wipe down cabinets weekly for maintenance and do a deeper clean every month to prevent tough grease build-up.
Q: What if the grease doesn’t come off?
A: For stubborn grease, reapply the solution, let it sit longer, and gently scrub. Avoid abrasive tools to protect the cabinet finish.
By following these simple tips and methods, your kitchen cabinets will look as good as new without the need for harsh chemicals or expensive cleaners!
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