Has anyone tried this to remove grease from kitchen cabinets (wood)? Thank you.
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.
196310
I tried to use it on my wooden door to remove water marks but didn't work ! however it removes oily spots from my wooden cabinets
196311
Have used googone on my kitchen cabinet, the one near the stove. It tends to get the grease residue. It worked really we' but it is a painted. I don't know about other finishes.
1637749
yes it removed the polish from my laminate wood flooring. But it took 3 times as much as recommended and lots of scrubbing. Count on plenty of effort and time to get it done.
873351
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. 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... » Read More 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. « Show Less
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No absolutely not my experience! I have used Murphy's Oil Soap since I was a girl. My Mother had me cleaning real wood cabinets, real wood paneling, etc. Some of the benefits and uses of Murphy's Oil Soap are: It smells fresh; it cleans without leaving a soapy residue as long as you do not use too much; cuts through grease that you may encounter on cabinets and paneling; great in luke warm water for wood floors (not laminate). I love, love, love Murphy's Oil Soap. Now, if you are not certain that you want to commit to a 32oz bottle, then may I suggest that you find a smaller bottle to test how you like this product. I hope that I have answered your question about Murphy's Oil Soap. Best of luck!
25372
My perception was that if oil or grease had penetrated the wood grain the cleaner would not remove them. It seemed to me best for removing relatively superficial grime and otherwise preparing the wood for the stain to be applied after.
1099718
i have only used this product with great success on varnished furniture and cabinets. Works suggest you try on a piece of painted wood first. Lightly sand, and then rub with denatured alcohol, then try the stain. No guarantees but it sure would beat removing paint.
733775
The grease works well with multiple types of food, especially when frying one appetizer after another. However, I would not use the grease for two separate strong smelling foods that aren't normally served together. For instance, use fish grease with caution when frying other food.....and this is only if you don't use the divider. Otherwise, with the divider in place, it really doesn't matter. The food always turns out great.
1932188
Using OZ Furniture Ppolish twice a year for the past 15 years, we have not seen any build up on our kitchen cabinets. We have found the product does an excellent job in cleaning and polishing of wood and would recommend its use to everyone. Ken G.
1932191
Using OZ Furniture Ppolish twice a year for the past 15 years, we have not seen any build up on our kitchen cabinets. We have found the product does an excellent job in cleaning and polishing of wood and would recommend its use to everyone.Ken G.
1611303
I'm not sure...I do know that anything that has grease always comes out clean with this. Originally got it from my mother-in-law and now order multiple times a year from Amazon. Check the company web-site for ingredients?
1491703
Probably won't do much. This is a soap scum and mineral deposit remover - i.e. gloms onto metal ions and dissolves them so remove hard water and soap scum build up. Grease is made up of fatty acids, need a surfactant based cleaner which dissolves lipids and fatty acids.
696507
I use it on everything greasy. My oven grills, the floor at the restaurant kitchen. Also, we had a fire and everything was covered in smoke and this cleaned everything. Just make sure you wear long rubber gloves and do not breath the fumes.
968819
It worked well on my cast iron grates & the stainless tray under my grates which was crusted with some burnt grease. Hope this helps. I liked this product very much.
2138432
If you do try it, use it in a inconspicuous spot before doing it on the whole fridge! It works wonders on my stainless steel sink. I apply it rub the sink with some paper towels, rinse the sink with water, then (dry) shine it up with a soft kitchen towel. That is where you might have a problem, not be able to rinse it off. There is a stainless steel spray that they make that could work better, called Hopes perfect stainless steel polish. That is for appliances. It is right here on Amazon
25373
Don't know, the piece I cleaned didn't have grease or oil stains. I used it to remove the gray patina that happens to teak when left out in the elements!
1496863
I didn't use this on water-damaged cabinets and furniture, but we just pulled up carpeting and discovered several water stains, most likely from canine urine, which darkened the oak floors. I used steel wool and Duraseal Cleaner and waxer which really didn't help. On the large area I used a bleaching product, and even after several applications it didn't clear it up. I finally scraped with a razor and sanded lightly which only lightened it a bit. What is really needed is a deeper sanding and refinishing. Not doing it at this point. Hope this helped. I do really love this product for its advertised purposes. Did a beautiful job on evening out my mom's walnut kitchen cabinets, 50 years old, after using the Howard cleaner.
2004481
I have not tried on my wood floors. I have used it on my tiled kitchen floors. We bought our home 3 years ago and after years of wax build up the floor were yellow. This is the only product that has worked. It works almost on contact. I used it right out of the container, pour onto the wax build up area, let it set for a few min. and I actually scrubbed the first time on my hands and knees. My floor came out beautifully. Restored to original luster. I love this stuff. I do plan to do the wood floors this spring. I hope this helps!