Cleaning Cupboards

Cupboards

Cleaning cupboards is a task everyone dreads. It’s hard to reach the tops and the greasy buildup is hard to remove. Here are a few tricks to make things go smoother.

SUPPLIES

  • Dawn Powerwash

  • multipurpose cleaner of choice

  • plastic scraper

  • cleanthing clothes of choice

  • paper towel

  • newspaper

  • ladder or stool

PROCESS

  • SPRAY

    • Remove decor from the tops of the cupboards.

    • Spray Dawn Powerwash along the top, getting a good coating.

    • Work down the whole line of cupboards to give it a chance to work before wiping away.

  • SCRAPE

    • Use the plastic scraper to remove the bulk of the gunk.

    • Often, the dusty, greasy mess will form stringy, yucky balls of goop. Dispose of them in a paper towel.

  • WIPE

    • Use a cloth to wipe away the rest of the gunk. Rinse your cloth in hot soapy water as needed. Dawn Powerwash is super sudsy.

    • Finish with a clean cloth to ensure there’s no residue. Give the tops a chance to dry before placing things back up.

  • DECOR

    • Use Dawn Powerwash or a sink of hot soapy water to wash off the decor.

    • Dry with a clean cloth.

  • PROTECT

    • Lay newspaper or waxed paper on top of the cupboards to protect the wood.

    • Next time, you can just remove the decor, change out the paper and get back to life.

Duncan Poulsen and Tidy Elf Cleaning are not liable for any damages or expenses. This is general information provided for reference; please use discretion and product labels to ensure the correct methods for your unique home.

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