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Kitchen cabinets undergo a lot of wear and tear. Grease, food particles and dust can build up on the cabinets and be difficult to remove, so it's a good idea to clean your cabinets often. When you need to do a deep cleaning, using a natural cleanser like baking soda will prevent the varnish from coming off. Finish a thorough cleaning by polishing your wooden cabinets to make them look new again.
To clean wood kitchen cabinets, make a mixture of equal parts white vinegar and water. Use a cloth to wipe down the cabinets with the vinegar and water solution, and then dry the cabinets with a clean, dry towel to prevent warping. For deeper cleaning, spray oil soap wood cleaner onto the cabinets and gently rub it in with a towel. Remove any excess cleaner with a dry towel after the cabinets are cleaned. For tips on removing caked-on food and polishing wood cabinets, keep reading!
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