Product | Kitchen Cabinets | EMcab Kitchens

You might be cleaning your kitchen counters and mopping the floor every day or on a regular basis. 

Kitchen cabinets, on the other hand, may receive a different level of attention, but they should. 

They collect daily dirt, dust, splatters, grease, and other cooking residues. Over time, this mixture adheres to cabinet surfaces like a tacky glue that is difficult to remove. 

In addition to being an eyesore, unclean kitchen cabinets may pose a health risk. 

Bacteria such as Salmonella are easily transmitted through cabinet knobs and handles. 

Grime and old food particles have no business accumulating inside the containers we use to store our food. 

Simple, regular maintenance is required for your kitchen cabinets.

It would be best if you ideally wiped down the exterior of your cabinets once a week or at least every other week. 

However, the interior of your cabinets should be thoroughly cleaned every few months. 

The thought of emptying your entire kitchen may seem daunting, but approaching the task one cabinet at a time will make it easier. 

If all of your plates are, for instance, currently in the dishwasher, you can take advantage of this to clean the area where they typically rest. 

As you clean, make a note of what you’ve done, and be sure to cover the areas where your plates, bowls, and drinking glasses typically reside.