Transitional Metal Pull - BP8716128CHBRZ

3/4" Solid white melamine boxes with the options of 3/4" TFL or PET doors and drawer fronts.

The finish of your cabinets requires minimal care. A soft cotton cloth dampened with warm water is all that is required to clean the everyday spills and splatters. You can use a mild dish-washing liquid mixed with warm water to clean out tougher stains. Wipe all surfaces dry immediately after cleaning.

Clean spills immediately. Prolonged exposure to food, water, oil, or other liquids can permanently stain or damage the finish. Sponges or dish cloths used for regular dishes can contain food or oil residue which will result in a hazy film. Always use a clean cotton cloth. Solid colors will mellow somewhat in color over time.

Cleaning products to avoid includes harsh detergents or abrasive cleaners, solvent or petroleum based products, ammonia (or products containing bleach), and silicone based cleaning or polishing products. Cabinets do not require waxing or polishing. The wax build-up is difficult to remove and may give the surface of your cabinets a hazy or yellowed appearance over time.

Avoid Moisture Damage. Avoid draping damp clothes or dishtowels over cabinet doors. This moisture can cause permanent damage — such as peeling and discoloration — to the cabinet’s finish.

Avoid Heat Damage. The heat generated when using an oven’s self-cleaning feature is much greater than during normal cooking. If this heat escapes from the oven, it can damage your cabinets. While this is a rare circumstance, you can minimize the risk of cabinet damage by removing cabinet doors and drawers nearest the oven before using its self-cleaning feature.