How to clean wood kitchen cupboard
Using baking soda It is possible to clean wooden kitchen cabinets with baking soda by following the following steps:[1] Using a piece of cloth to reduce grease and dirt, as you must start wiping from the outside towards the center, so that the stain does not expand and spread. Mix enough baking soda with liquid
dishes in a bowl; In order to form a thick paste, dishwashing liquid has the ability to remove grease and stains, and baking soda helps to get rid of unpleasant odors and polish cabinets. Apply a paste of baking soda and dish soap to the stains with an old toothbrush. rub
Cabinet surface gently. Leave the paste on the stain for about ten minutes. Rinse the stains with water. If the stain is new, it will be removed quickly and easily, so it is recommended to clean the cabinets regularly. mix quantity
Mix vinegar with water and wipe cabinets with the resulting solution, as vinegar helps get rid of unwanted odors. Note: Baking soda is considered an abrasive material, so it must be handled with caution for fear of causing damage to the surface of the wooden cabinet, and attention should be paid to the places near the door and drawer handles. Using oily soap Oily soap is one of the ways in which it can be used
Cleaning kitchen cabinets, it is a wonderful product and its price is appropriate, and it is used by following the following steps:[2] Testing the oil soap on a hidden area, and if the color of the cabinets turns white or foggy, here the product should not be used and another product should be chosen. Put the oil soap on the cupboard. Using a soft piece of cloth, rub the soap on the cabinet in circular motions. Use another clean cloth to get rid of all dirt and oil-based cleaner; until the surface of the cabinet is completely clean. Note: Do not press hard while rubbing the oily soap on the cabinet; For fear of removing cabinet paint. Using olive oil Olive oil is one of the substances that can be
Using it to clean kitchen cabinets, it helps to get rid of dust and keeps the surface of the cabinets soft to the touch, and woodworking experts confirm that drying oils should only be used on wooden cabinets, such as linseed and walnut oil, because when they dry they form a solid and protective layer on the wood.[3] Cleaning colored kitchen cabinets Colored wood kitchen cabinets can be cleaned by following these steps: [4] Mix two tablespoons of dish soap with two cups of lukewarm water. Put a clean, soft cloth in the mixture, then squeeze it well. Scrub cabinets well to remove dirt and grease sticking to the cabinet.
