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Prep kitchen woodwork for refinishing
The woodwork in the kitchen was last finished (polyurethane) over 30
years ago. Window sills and frames, door frames, wainscoting. It needs redoing. Q: What's the best way to remove the grease that has accumulated after 30 years of cooking and only occasional washing? Tried with limited success: Fantastik and 409 straight from their spray bottles and also a strong solution of Spic 'n' Span. |
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