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Saturday, 06 December 2008 12:35 |
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Question: I purchased a 12 year old home with custom pine kitchen cabinets in which one set has an unpleasant odor. The surrounding cabinets aren't as bad. I was told the foul odor in the cabinets was due to the home being closed up and there was no central air. I installed central air, leave the cabinet doors open cleaned the cabinets with bleach and set baking soda on the shelves. Still, two months later, the smell remains? |
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Thursday, 02 October 2008 07:56 |
All types of dirt will be on your cabinets. You will find sticky hands put dirt on the cabinets. You will find grease from cooking on your cabinets. You need to keep your cabinets clean in order to keep your cabinets longer. Your cabinets will be beautiful if you clean them every once in a while.
Choosing Cleaning Products
Regular cleaning can help reduce the build up on cabinets and makes it easier to remove and it is important. The choice is yours, the method of cleaning you will use...
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Saturday, 06 September 2008 03:07 |
Introduction
Now that your kitchen cabinets have been installed, this guide will tell you how to take care of them, how to handle repairs over time and how to add options and additions. Getting Started
Once your kitchen cabinets are installed, the temptation is to immediately begin putting things in the drawers and cabinets. After all, you've been waiting for this moment a long time. However, before starting to put things away, we suggest you do the following: With a damp - but not...
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Wednesday, 27 August 2008 06:48 |
Regular cleaning can help reduce the build up on cabinets and makes it easier to remove and it is important. The choice is yours, the method of cleaning you will use depends on what the materials are in the construction of your cabinets, in your kitchen doors. Some have painted surfaces on cabinets, which also could be vinyl materials or sometimes metal materials and these can also be cleaned with detergent. You use the detergent and water. Use warm water. Also, be sure to rinse then cabinets...
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