Cabinetry Care

Glass Doors

• Use any commercial glass cleaner.
• Glass generally does not require removal from the casing to clean.
• Spray cleanser onto a clean, soft cloth rather than spraying directly onto the glass. This will protect the surrounding wood finishes.

Laminate

• Clean frequently with a clean, soft cloth.
• Remove tough stains using a mild detergent.

Wood Finishes

• Dust frequently with a soft, lint-free cloth soaked in warm, soapy water and wrung out before applying. A slightly damp cloth is fine as well.
• Clean spills and splatters immediately using a clean cloth and a mild detergent. Wipe it dry.
• Polish your cabinets at least twice a year after a thorough cleaning using a light coat of quality furniture polish.
• Do not use harsh detergents, soap pads, or steel wool on your finishes. You run the  risk of damaging the wood.
• Avoid paste waxes or products that contain silicone as these tend to attract more dust.
• Avoid excessive moisture as it is the enemy of most finishes. Cabinetry near the sink, dishwasher, and baseboards are most susceptible. Dry off any areas where water has spilled immediately. 
• Avoid draping dishtowels or other wet items over doors or placing coffee makers where steam vents directly onto cabinet surfaces.