remove the doors from their hinges and find a strong degreaser, purple power is really good, then take a piece of scotch-brite and go to work. If that doesn’t work, you might want to strip them with paint stripper and refinish your cabinets.

There’s this magic stuff that works on most stains. It’s called elbow grease. Get on your knees and scrub.

Have you tried lemon oil?
It’s what I use on my cabinets and always does a good job.

try the new Mr Clean sponge, I love them cheap 2.

have you tried vinegar?? just plain old vinegar

Clean the cabinets with Clorox bathroom cleaner & hot water. After you do that & get the greasy mess off condition the wood again with murphys oil soap.

Try Murphy’s oil soap in the spray bottle. Spray it right on the cupboard, straight from the bottle. I used to clean houses for a living and found this to work great!

Fantastic and a sponge. Have a bowl of warm soapy water handy to follow up. works great for me.

The correct product to use is determined by the finish of the cabinets, and the type of dirt. Do your cabinets have a real wood finish, or something else? Assuming the dirt is grease from cooking, try dish washing liquid and warm water. Start in a less visible spot, like down by the floor. If that doesn’t work well enough, you can try something stronger, as long as the finish can take it. There are lots of grease cleaning products out there. “Grease Relief” is a good one. Whatever you end up using, be sure to try it in a less visible spot, first.

Buy a bottle of Ammonia, read the directions on the bottle, I wear a mask, because the smell can take your breath away. But it does a good joy. And then I use Mop & Glow to give them a shine.