Hacks For Getting Grease Off Kitchen Cabinets

Whenever you are cooking, grease particles settle on surfaces. They can easily accumulate on your countertop, wall, and kitchen cabinets. Those surfaces can get grimy and sticky, especially the handles. That’s why it is always important to wash your hands and clean often to prevent the buildup of oil and fat.

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If you have been neglecting your cabinets for too long, now is the perfect time to give them proper cleaning. To get started, check out these simple hacks for getting grease off kitchen cabinets by The Clean Loft on YouTube. This simple cleaning method will make the cleaning process easier and faster.

Here’s another tip you might want to try: How To Clean Grease from Hands Instantly without Soap

What You Need to Remove Grease From Kitchen Cabinets

• Krud Kutter (cleaner/degreaser stain remover)
• 2 microfiber towel
• paper towels
• old toothbrush
• small cleaning brush
• duster
• bucket
• warm water
• butter knife or dinner knife

How to Remove Grease Off Kitchen Cabinets

Step 1:

Start by dusting the cabinets. This will remove the loose debris that is stuck to the grease.

Step 2:

Spray your cleaning product directly onto the greasy areas. Let it sit for 1 to 2 minutes to let the product break down the grease. You can work in sections so the product doesn’t sit on the surface too long.

Step 3:

If the grease is too thick, use a paper towel to wipe it out. Grab your bucket and fill it with warm water. Take one microfiber towel and dampen it with water. Make sure it is not dripping. Start cleaning from top to bottom. For the top of the cabinet door, you can wrap the butter knife with a damp microfiber towel to clean the tight area. Pay attention to the cabinet crevices or grooves. A small cleaning brush can do the trick. Rinse the microfiber towel with warm water once dirty. Make sure to clean the handles and the inside of the cabinets, too.

Step 4:

Change the water in your bucket and clean the microfiber towel. Dampen the microfiber towel then rinse the cabinets thoroughly.

Step 5:

Use the dry microfiber towel to dry the cabinets and handles.

Hacks For Getting Grease Off Kitchen Cabinets