-2 tablespoons of organic dishwashing liquid
-50 cl of hot water
-25 cl of white vinegar
Mix the ingredients in a container and soak a sponge or cloth with this liquid. Scrub the cabinet doors then rinse with a damp sponge then wipe with a microfiber cloth.
Do not hesitate to use an old soft toothbrush to clean hard-to-reach corners to complete your cleaning.
Note that for an impeccable finish to your wooden kitchen cabinets, you can treat them with mineral oil to polish them and perfect their cleanliness. With this gentle method, say goodbye to encrusted grease.
– Marseille’s soap
The gentleness of Marseille soap is recommended for washing wooden surfaces such as kitchen cabinets. To do this, simply mix lukewarm water with a tablespoon of liquid Marseille soap and mix.
Use this detergent to clean cupboard doors with a sponge then rinse with a damp cloth.
You can replace Marseille soap with black soap to remove grease stains from kitchen cabinets. This gentle method allows you to clean your wooden furniture without damaging it.
– Cider vinegar
Considered a household ally, cider vinegar has antiseptic properties and helps fight bacteria, like white vinegar.
In addition, its acetic acid content makes it easy to eradicate grease from surfaces.
To use, mix two equal parts apple cider vinegar and water and bring to a boil in a saucepan.
Then let the solution cool, then soak a sponge in this preparation and clean your kitchen furniture. Then rinse with cold water.
Also note that baking soda can be used to clean kitchen cabinet doors, as long as they are not made of wood.
Indeed, bicarbonate is considered a natural but abrasive cleaner and can damage waxed or varnished wooden surfaces over time.
For this type of wood, the two aforementioned methods remain ideal for gentle and effective cleaning.
How to clean lacquered kitchen cabinets?
Cleaning lacquered cabinet doors
For lacquered furniture, linseed oil remains the ideal solution. To make this homemade cleaner, mix a little linseed oil, turpentine and flour.
Dip a sponge in this mixture and clean your lacquered furniture. Turpentine is an essential oil often used in household work because it acts as a solvent.
Linseed oil helps protect and beautify wooden surfaces. As for flour, even if its use is not common, it helps eliminate stubborn grease stains.
With these natural ingredients, removing sticky grease from cabinets becomes quick and easy. Your furniture will shine clean and at a lower cost.
