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QuestionHow do I make my laminate cabinets shine?Ashley Matuska is a Professional Cleaner at the Founder and Owner of Dashing Maids in Denver, Colorado. Ashley has over seven years of experience in the cleaning industry. She and her team specialize in offering sustainable deep cleaning and maintenance cleaning services. She received a BS in Biology and Sociology from Indiana University.Moisture and grease in the air cause dust to stick to everything in your kitchen. Start by dusting up high to get the cobwebs on the tops of the cabinets and corners, then wipe down the cabinet doors.
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QuestionCan I use a kitchen cabinet polish to shine white laminate cabinets?MilesjmilesCommunity AnswerYes it should be okay, depending on what is in the cleanser. Make sure the cleasner does not have any solvents that could cause de-lamination or damage.
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QuestionYellowed laminate kitchen cabinet. What to use to bring it back to white?Hongyue WangCommunity AnswerMix one cup of baking soda with a half cup of water to make a paste. Use brush scrub into the paste. Then scrub the yellowed spot gently.
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QuestionWhat's the best way to clean counters and disinfect them?SkiCommunity AnswerThe best way to do this should be to dampen a clean microfiber cloth with a mixture of warm water and dishwashing liquid, and to wipe your counters after every use.
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QuestionHow do you keep the laminate cabinets from streaking?Usa BalconyCommunity AnswerRegular dusting with a soft cloth is the best way to keep the laminate surface of your furniture clean. Use a microfiber cloth or your vacuum cleaner with a soft-bristle brush attached to it. Avoid wet wiping – it will leave marks, and the moisture will warp the laminate.
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QuestionHow can I remove scratches from a white laminated kitchen door near the doorknob?Anna BCommunity AnswerHere's a simple method to help minimize the appearance of scratches on white laminated kitchen doors: (1) Before starting, clean the scratched area with a soft, damp cloth to remove any dust or debris. (2) Use a laminate touch-up or repair kit, available at home improvement stores. Choose a white color that matches your door. Follow the manufacturer's instructions. (3) Typically, you'll apply the repair solution or putty to the scratch. Smooth it out so it blends with the rest of the surface. (4) Allow the repair to dry as per instructions, then gently polish the area with a soft cloth. For deep scratches or if you're unsure, consult a professional.
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