How to Clean Greasy Kitchen Cabinets 

Take the dirt off.

Cleaning your cabinet knobs entails two main processes. For a normal cleaning that you might undertake weekly, Cohoon suggests combining warm water with vinegar in a spray bottle and spraying knobs with the mixture. From there, use a microfiber or soft cloth to remove the dirt and extra solution. What about deeper cleanings? In particular, if the knobs have caked-on dirt on their surface or in any fissures, Cohoon advises removing them. The hardware should be soaked for 30 minutes in a pail of warm water, vinegar, and a small amount of mild dish soap. After this, take them out of the solution, give them a warm water rinse, and finish the task by giving them a little scrub with a soft brush.

Consider the components of your cabinetry.

As you clean the cabinet knobs and pulls, keep in mind the material they are made of, advise our specialists. You must use cleaning agents made for the material and finish of your kitchen's hardware. Similar to cabinets, homeowners should steer clear of abrasive cleaners like steel wool, especially when using hardwood hardware, advises Pierce. Use a mixture of mild soap and wood oil to clean and add gloss to wooden knobs. Simple cleaning with light soap and water will remove any dirt or debris from metal and stainless-steel versions, and wiping them down with a microfiber cloth will polish them.

Cohoon continues, "A paste composed of baking soda and lemon juice will help restore shine without harming the finish if brass handles are looking dingy. To prevent unneeded harm, double confirm that any commercial cleaners you use to make cabinet or drawer pulls sparkle are compatible with the material.

A Timeline for Cleaning Kitchen Cabinets

To save time and effort, we advise using a two-part cabinet cleaning technique that includes both weekly and seasonal touch-ups.

The easiest approach to clean kitchen cabinets is with a weekly spot treatment -

Rather than routinely wiping them off. Simply mist a multipurpose cleaner onto a microfiber cloth to remove fingerprints, spills, and other stains. Make sure to clean the hardware as well.

Seasonally - 

Deep-clean your cabinets three or four times annually. Remove everything from the cabinets to accomplish this. After that, use a gentle cleaner on a microfiber cloth. Clean the shelves, the door's interior and exterior, and the shelves. To address the corners and other minor spaces, use a fresh toothbrush.