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The front finish of your wood kitchen cabinets can become caked in tough grease, dirt, and grime over time from cooking in the kitchen. So, today I'm going to show you how to clean that tough gunk buildup off of your finished wood kitchen cabinets in just a few easy steps!To do this, you will need: First, pour a small amount of liquid dish soap in the kitchen sink and fill the sink with a few inches of warm tap water.Next, submerge a clean sponge in the warm sudsy water and then squeeze out any excess water in the sponge.o, today I'm going to show you how to clean that tough gunk buildup off of your finished wood kitchen cabinets in just a few easy steps! To do this, you will need: First, pour a small amount of liquid dish soap in the kitchen sink and fill the sink with a few inches of warm tap water.
If that doesn't dissolve all the tarnish, soak the pulls in ammonia for the same amount of time. Use ammonia only as a last resort; it's corrosive and may erase any light engraving on the metal. Jeanne Studio/Demand Media. Make a paste by dissolving a teaspoon of salt in 1/2 cup of vinegar and mixing in flour. Use the paste to rub dirt and discoloration from contours and corners and to polish the drawer pulls. Rub with a non-abrasive cloth to avoid scratching the metal. Clean the residue with another cloth.