Cleaning Cabinets, Baseboards and Trim?

Re: Cleaning Cabinets, Baseboards and Trim?

• lynelise04

  April 2012

  I have found that for my painted cabinets in the kitchen i make a sink of hot water and vinegar with a few drops of dish soap. I love it. Works great and im not afraid if it wearing down my paint. I use a good micro towel. when i vaccuum, i use the hose and suck the dust off the basebords. everytime. We have all hard surfaces so they get dusty. Then when ido my moping i hit them with the rag while i am down there anyways., Just using whatever i am moping with. Usual vinegar and water, sometimes its mr clean.

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• stephb1208

  April 2012

  I always use clorox wipes for pretty much everything. I'm not sure if you're supposed to use them on painted surfaces but I've never had an issue with them. Vinegar also works but it'll make your house smell terrible for a while. I used to use vinegar but I couldn't handle the smell anymore.
  

  

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• belovedbride07 member

  April 2012

  I clean all those things with a 50% vinegar solution and a rag or microfiber cloth.

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• T&A08

  April 2012

  I just use hot water and a rag.
  

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• mbenit4

  April 2012

  I use a Clorox wipe or a wet sponge and Lysol Kitchen cleaner. I wipe down cabinets weekly so they don't get bad. Baseboards and trim about once every 3 months.

  
  

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• Laylarue

  April 2012

  To add to this....how do you get in the corners of base boards to clean?  My regular rag won't get in those tough little spots. 
  

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• cotner

  April 2012

  Laylarue:

  To add to this....how do you get in the corners of base boards to clean?  My regular rag won't get in those tough little spots. 
  

   

  An old toothbrush works great. 

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