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Removing Grease From Painted Cabinets

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Date: 08/29/2008 Topics: Cleaning > Kitchen | Readers Request > Cleaning  
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What would be the best way to clean cooking grease off of painted wooden kitchen cabinets without damaging the paint? Thanks.

Sandy from Kenner, LA
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Post by meoowmom (1309) | (09/04/2008)
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Murphy's oil soap. I used this on a dresser that came from a heavy smoker's home and it got the sticky residue out.

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Post by louel53 (226) | (09/02/2008)
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Since grease and ammonia combine to make soap, I think that you should give the ammonia a try. If the fumes will work to clean ovens, they should work on this.

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Post By athomewithmama (Guest Post) (09/02/2008)
Two thoughts here- either should work; GOO Gone OR WD-40. Yep it's got fish oil in it and it seems to take grease off everything... even white shirts!

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Post by Efrs (1) | (08/31/2008)
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Its a very crazy idea, but I use these baby wipes.
They work good and dont harm the hands!

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Post By Jean from MS (Guest Post) (08/31/2008)
Pour 1/4 cup ammonia in a 1-quart spray bottle. Fill the rest with water.
Spray and wipe. You will be amazed!

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Post by jediwa72 (18) | (08/29/2008)
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I just recently had to do this. I used dish detergent, hot water and a cup of white vinegar. It took a while but they finally came clean. Also Mr Clean sponges seem to work on everything. It wouldn't hurt to try!

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