Grease Build Up In The Kitchen

RE: Grease Build Up In The Kitchen Post By Benny (Guest Post) (07/21/2008) I was too worried about grease build up on my kitchen cabinets. I google searched only to find that the "Greased Lightning" is the best! What should I say more? I rushed to the supermarket, got a bottle and sprayed and the grease with an amber color flowed down like crazy, wiped it with paper towels. Problem solved! Report Spam or Abuse RE: thunder blast/grease lightning Post By don f. wisconsin (Guest Post) (02/08/2008) The 2 dollar general stores in my area say the thunder blast has been replaced by grease lightning. I'm going to check it out today.(2-8-08) Report Spam or Abuse ThunderBlast Post by Micaele (1) | (11/12/2007) Profile | Contact I am in Texas and also love the product and am desperate to find it again... I called HQ for Dollar General and they told me that Family Dollar carries it but when I called HQ for Family Dollar, they informed me that they DO NOT carry it any more. I tried the number on the TB bottle but had to leave a message. If anyone out there knows where to get ThunderBlast, please let me know! Micaele in Texas Nov. 2007 Report Spam or Abuse RE: Grease Build Up In The Kitchen Post By Lois Davis (Guest Post) (07/11/2007) I would like to know what area stores in Ohio still stock Thunder Blast I am from Warren Ohio and all my family uses this product and no where to find it .Lois Davis warren, Ohio "" Report Spam or Abuse RE: Grease Build Up In The Kitchen Post By Rena from Arkansas (Guest Post) (07/07/2007) My husband and I have been using Thund'r Blast for at least 6 or 7 years. Dollar General use to carry it. They stopped ,so I called the number on the bottle 888-353-3162. Months later we received a called from them telling us it would be in the Family Dollar stores. We did finally find it but now they are out and no one knows if they will be continuing to stock it. We are desperate. We use it on everything from our clothes to our cars. Any help would be appreciated in helping us to find it. We would be willing to buy it buy the case if we have to. Report Spam or Abuse Thund'r Blast Post By Manufacturers' Sales Agency, LLC. (Guest Post) (05/24/2007) Thund'r Blast is being offered exclusively in your local Famliy Dollar store. Thank you for your continued support. Sincerely, Manufacturers' Sales Agency, LLC. mfgsales@aol.com Report Spam or Abuse RE: Grease Build Up In The Kitchen Post By Rhonda M (Guest Post) (03/21/2007) I have used Thunder Blast for EVERYTHING it is the BOMB and I can not find it any where. I do have a phone number for Chrissy posted on 1-07.. Manufacturers' Sales Agency, LLC Knoxville, TN 37909 865-558-8544 That is all which is on the bottle Report Spam or Abuse RE: Grease Build Up In The Kitchen Post by Designersheets (107) | (01/20/2007) Blog! | Contact I use the dawn foam dispenser, it works so great for grease, and you don't have to worry about harsh chemicals. I use it one my old stove top, it the only thing i have found that will clean away the gunk from around the burners. just despense it over the greased area, and let it sit for about 5 mins. then wipe with a damp sponge, and poof. it works so great and it's multipurpose, which is even better. Report Spam or Abuse Thunderblast degreaser Post By Chrissy (Guest Post) (01/20/2007) I have used Thunderblast on everything and it is the greastest. I have not been able to find it lately anywhere. Does anyone know who still carries it or if you have an old bottle, what the phone number is that is on it. I have called before. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Grease Build Up In The Kitchen Post By TDZ (Guest Post) (12/03/2006) For grease buildup on the floor besides the stove i use fairy dish washing detergent. I pour it on the grease, let it work foe 20 mins, then pour some hot water and clean with a rag. The floor is vinyl linoleum Report Spam or Abuse RE: Grease Build Up In The Kitchen Post By Tandy (Guest Post) (12/01/2006) In SA we have Handy Andy Oven cleaner - I am sure you will have something similar. It is a spray cleaner and I have used it very successfully to get years old oil and grease marks off a kitchen of a house we bought Report Spam or Abuse RE: Grease Build Up In The Kitchen Post By Mary (Guest Post) (11/30/2006) Arm & Hammer Washing soda, non-toxic & cleans everything! Wear gloves though, it'll make your hands super dry! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Grease Build Up In The Kitchen Post By (Guest Post) (11/30/2006) Thanks to you all for your tips. I used the simple green and the grease lightening and now my cabinets look like new. Thank you again forever appreciated. Ms. Clean from MI Report Spam or Abuse RE: Grease Build Up In The Kitchen Post by maryc (27) | (11/30/2006) Profile | Contact Ammonia! Excellent for kitchen grease! I use it straight but may want to dilute in case it may harm the cabinets if they are wood. It also works fantastic getting the dust/grease off ceiling fans! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Grease Build Up In The Kitchen Post By Carol in PA (Guest Post) (11/30/2006) Window cleaner is great for grease. Its hands down my favorite cleaner as it leaves a wonderful shine. Its the ammonia in the window cleaner that cuts the grease. The cheapest thing would be to add ammonia to water and just use that. Or add ammonia to an all purpose cleaner. Check out what it does for your appliances, sink, and stove! Warm regards, Carol in PA Report Spam or Abuse RE: Grease Build Up In The Kitchen Post By Jean in GA (Guest Post) (11/30/2006) I know exactly how you feel. Last year, I tried cleaning my cabinets also, I finally ended up just stripping the cabinets, refinishing them and we also put in new counter tops. My husband doesn't like it when I deep clean now. But since that time I came across a site www.rd.com/ that suggested baking soda. It's the Readers Digest site, click on Home and Garden. There is a world of info there. Good Luck. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Grease Build Up In The Kitchen Post by sewingmamma (66) | (11/30/2006) Contact For really difficult build-up, purchase TSP tri sodium phosphate at your local hardware store. This is great if you are planning on repainting. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Grease Build Up In The Kitchen Post by Ariela (207) | (11/29/2006) Profile | Contact during cabinet cleaning I found a small trial sized bottle of Greased Lightening that I must have had for 2-3 yrs. According to the bottle it will clean almost anything GREASE included!! I threw it away then fished it back out of the trash and cleaned my WHOLE bathroom with it!!! lol Just to think its been under the sink all that time... it served its purpose well!! :) try it! I plan on buying more hehe Report Spam or Abuse RE: Grease Build Up In The Kitchen Post By Jess (Guest Post) (11/29/2006) You can also try a product called Simple Green. It is a great degreaser. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Grease Build Up In The Kitchen Post by camo_angels (668) | (11/29/2006) Profile | Contact Murphy's oil soap is cheap and is gentle yet effective on nasty grease! Report Spam or Abuse Request: Oil and Grease on Kitchen Cabinets Post by lewis_admin (1305) | (11/29/2006) Profile | Blog! | Contact I have some kitchen cabinets that have oil and grease built up on them. My house is a rental, so it has been abused in the past. How can I remove this old grease/oil frugally? Thanks, Kristy from Arkansas Answers: RE: Oil and Grease on Kitchen Cabinets My favorite de-greaser is Thunderblast from the dollar store. Works great removing grease from almost anything. (07/22/2005) By Seagrape RE: Oil and Grease on Kitchen Cabinets Scrubbling bubbles bathroom cleaner works like a dream, (07/22/2005) By dsbaby14 RE: Oil and Grease on Kitchen Cabinets I always use GREASED LIGHTNING it's great on everything especially grease and oil. I also use it on my clothes to get stains out. (07/23/2005) By Teresa Report Spam or Abuse