The kitchen is more than just a cooking space—it’s the heart of the home, where family meals are made and memories are shared. But after years of use, it’s no surprise that your kitchen cabinets can develop a layer of sticky, greasy grime. The good news? With the right tools and a bit of effort, you can bring them back to their original shine. Let’s get started.

Why Do Kitchen Cabinets Become Sticky and Greasy?
As you cook, oils and fats from food combine with airborne dust, creating a stubborn film that settles on cabinet surfaces. This sticky residue often builds up unnoticed—especially in high-traffic areas near the stove—and becomes more difficult to remove over time. Infrequent cleaning or using the wrong products only worsens the problem.