The installation was completed on time by your remodeling team. The results are excellent. Refacing kitchen cabinets is an efficient and cost-effective way to remodel your kitchen. Now you can see the results.
How can you keep your kitchen cabinets clean?
Both product quality and durability are essential factors in ensuring you get the best bang for your buck after your kitchen remodel is completed. It is much easier to maintain the original beauty of your kitchen cabinets if you begin from the day they are installed. Regular maintenance and care of your cabinets will help preserve your home’s value after a remodel.
The dull, sticky film from regular kitchen use can lead to surface deterioration, even for the best cabinetry. The typical kitchen is a chemistry laboratory. It’s where heat and dust combine to create food. Kitchen Magic has compiled some essential tips to maintain your refaced kitchen cabinets.
Laminate cabinet door care
You have a good choice when you choose high-quality laminate cabinet doors. These doors are beautiful, sleek, and easy to maintain. You can dust them once a week or more often if you have laminate flooring. Follow up by wiping down the surface with a damp cloth and a laminate-approved cleaner. A soft, clean cloth can be dipped in a mild dish soap-water mixture and wrung out. Then rinse the fabric with plain water. Dry it with a damp cloth and then buff it with a soft towel. Voila! It’s so simple.
You have a good choice when you choose high-quality laminate cabinet doors. These doors are beautiful, sleek, and easy to maintain. You can dust them once a week or more often if you have laminate flooring. Follow up by wiping down the surface with a damp cloth and sprinkling it with a laminate-approved cleaner. A soft, clean cloth can be dipped in diluted dish soap and water and wrung from it. Then rinse the fabric with plain water. Dry it with a damp cloth and then buff it with a soft towel. Voila! It’s so simple.
Tips for cabinet doors of any type
Refaced wood cabinets or laminate will appreciate your care. Avoid cooking smoke, excessive heat, and excess water in your kitchen. Exposure to any of them can cause discoloration or damage natural and refaced surfaces.
- Laminate cabinet doors are durable but can be damaged by improper or harsh usage. Cabinet-friendly practices are the best way to avoid scratches, cracks, and indents. Avoid hitting, slamming, or leaning against cabinet doors.
- Use a hood fan whenever you use your stove for cooking. A powerful fan will pull out all smoke, gasses, cooking substances, and heat from the air.
- Avoid using an abrasive cleaner pad on sharp objects. This can cause scratches and deep nicks.
- Avoid using harsh chemicals such as bleach, ammonia, or gel cleaners.
- You should also ensure that candles are not placed in your cabinets if you’re using them for entertainment or during power outages.
Bi-monthly maintenance with the right products is the best way to protect and preserve your cabinetry for many years.