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"What can I use to get the grease off the wood cabinets above my range? -- Lorraine E. Wendling, Cincinnati, Ohio If the woodwork is finished and washable, tackle grease marks ASAP, using a wood cleaner according to label directions. Follow with polish or wax and buff with a soft cloth. (If cabinets are unfinished wood, any substance, even water, could damage the surface. Just rub them with a soft, dry cloth.) Lightly spray wood-laminate cabinets with a nonabrasive all-purpose cleaner. Leave it on for several seconds (watch for drips), then sponge off. To save yourself work, use lids on your pans or get a round metal splatter cover to put over the skillet. (I remind my husband David to use one when he cooks anything greasy.) "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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