Does this remove sticky fingerprints and food splatters, grease from kitchen cabinets easily. Does it leave the cabinets with a shine but without a greasy fell and look?
1373998
Hello, I use this product to clean antique furniture to remove old dust, any ugly patina, and it really leaves the piece clean, in plain wood, beautiful. However, because I use it to remove hard stuff, I use a very thin wire sponge with it. Of course it would remove fingerprints and grease. I use a clean paper towel to remove the excess oil. I like the product so much. Hope this helps.
1373999
I would say this product is better for adding shine and conditioning wood, not so good for 'cleaning' wood
1374000
I only use this on my wood furniture to keep it in good condition. I have not used it for food splatters or grease.
1374001
Yes we use it all the time on our furniture and it brought out the grain in an old china cabinet we bought at auction. We have reordered and will continue to use it.
1374002
I'm not sure about fingerprint removal, but it DOES leave unfinished wood with a non-greasy feel and look. How shiny it is depends on the wood itself.
1374003
It cleans cabinets easy unless it is too dity I clean them first and then use Polish. It leaves cabinets and other furniture with very nice smell and shine, no grease. Use it for last year and a halv and very happy with result.
1764706
I use it on my oak cabinets, and it cleans well I think oil soap is better for the wood, though.
545583
I agree 100% with P Squared's answer (August 7, 2013): "It does a good job of cleaning our hardwood kitchen floors. I do, however, constantly wipe any spots or dirt that may have spilled on our floors, so for the most part, the floors do not have any major grime on them.
1631068
Yes,food will stick without oil or grease. However, this is why you can make the most delicious heavies and sauces in these pans; they develop the "fronds" of caramelized goodies at the bottom.If food does stick, a paste of baking soda will remove it, and polish the surface without scratching it.
1541563
Have tried it once on a chocolate brown sink with disappointing results. Tried other detergents, again, not much luck. I then used plain vegetable oil such as canola and bingo it did the job. Simply put a few generous drops in the sink, rub it with a soft cloth (microfiber), rinse it with hot water and then to get rid of the oily feel, use a dry cloth to wipe it clean. Good luck; hope you'll be successful.
1985174
not at all. Actually, the paper towel doesn't get really greasy. The grease all ends up in the bottom of the pan.
196309
Had "stickers" on wood cabinets in bathroom. This took them off and it really cleaned the wood. Tends to clean a bit too well as you may need to wipe down with Murphy's Oil after.
873350
I figured it would be iffy as this product is more or less like Goo-Gone; it removes sticky stuff. In my review, I also warned readers that when I attempted to remove a sticker from a lovely wall shelf, it took the finish completely off, so I feared it would ruin the carpet. However, I happened to have a piece of carpet. I sprayed a bit of red paint on it, let it dry and then tried Goof-Off. It did not damage the carpet but it did not remove the red paint at all. I would try rubbing some paint thinner on the spot with a stiff brush, followed by some soapy water on a sponge. This has worked for me in the past.
2185690
I use this on all of my floors. My no wax kitchen floor and my hardwood hall floor. It gives it a shine and doesn't build up like other floor cleaners. I haven't had a problem.
84154
I used these on oak cabinets that were probably installed in the 80s. We were in a vacation rental that we were leasing for ski season and I just got to grossed out by how greasy the cabinets were. I used it, definitely cleaned it, but I think this was more due to lack of maintenance, the stain on the cabinets came off with the grease. It definitely felt drier and abrasive to the touch but at the same time, it looked a lot cleaner. The landlady never complained to us about it.
1521364
Yes, this product is great. I have used it on my iPad screen as well as computer and television screens. In addition, I used it on my black piano and it easily removed fingerprints, smudges, and even splatters. My grandchildren leave sticky fingerprints on every surface and it wipes them clean! Another great thing, is that it doesn't take much of the product to do its magic. I recommend this product.
519546
no! kitchen type grease can be removed with TSP, then rinsed and painted over. Plain old scuff marks, etc can be, especially with an oil based primer.
452164
When I worked in my Mother's Restaurant, we cleaned all of the Stainless Steel with Club Soda! I know it sounds strange, but they all shined like new afterward, and no fingerprints! Hope this helps!
289171
Yes, it is a bit greasy (shiny) initially. But, after about 15 minutes to a 1/2 hour, it seems to soak in and then the shine is not that noticeable. For me, having very sensitive skin, this product give awesome protection and is worth a little shine. If I am concerned about it, I dab a little face powder on after about 15 minutes and the shine is gone.
1034265
The only mess I've ever had was very minor. And was some condensation containing a small amount of meat juices on the bottom. It wipes off easily. Everything else is contained on the inside and I wipe that down after cooking.
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I can't say if it's good for your kitchen cabinets. My cabinets are very old mahogany with a low sheen varnish with a lot of mileage...a scratch here and there. I clean the cabinets with a dampened cloth to remove dust/ dirt. Let dry and apply Rejuvenate. They are still old but with a shiny and perky look about them.
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I use alcohol or vinegar on a low lint cloth and wipe it gently. It's in my kitchen so I just did this and it removed the grease pretty well. In another room I have similar and it it's easier because it's just dust so the before mentioned or one of the Swiffer lint clothes would probably work well.