Additional tips for maintaining grease-free cabinets

Regular cleaning: To prevent grease buildup, get into the habit of regularly wiping down your cabinets with a damp cloth, especially after cooking. This routine maintenance will help keep your cabinets clean and reduce the need for deep cleaning.
Use a grease filter: If you do a lot of frying or high-heat cooking, consider using a grease filter in your kitchen. These filters can help trap some of the airborne grease particles before they settle on your cabinets.
Avoid harsh chemicals: Opt for natural cleaning solutions like baking soda and vegetable oil or other mild cleaners. Harsh chemicals can damage the finish on your cabinets and pose health risks.
Consider cabinet material: Different cabinet materials may require different care. For example, wood cabinets may benefit from a mild wood cleaner or polish after using the baking soda and oil method.

My aunt’s trick of using baking soda and vegetable oil to clean greasy kitchen cabinets is a game changer. Not only is it incredibly effective, it requires almost no effort and uses ingredients you probably already have in your pantry. Next time you notice a greasy film on your cabinets, skip the harsh chemicals and try this simple solution. You’ll be amazed at how easy it is to restore your cabinets to their original shine!