Wood absorbs what you cannot see until the colour changes
Wood in a kitchen sits close to steam and grease every day. Doors, drawers and frames absorb it through their varnish or paint layer, grease builds up in door joints and around handles, and moisture creates fine swelling or hairline cracks on the surface. The longer it goes unattended, the deeper the effect becomes.
We start by hearing what you notice about your wooden kitchen, then we clean the doors, drawers, surfaces and joints. Call or message us on WhatsApp, tell us your district and what you see on the wood, and we agree a time with you.
- Cabinet doors
- Drawers and surfaces
- Grease and moisture
What does wooden kitchen cleaning cover?
These are the parts the cleaning goes through in a wooden kitchen, depending on the surface condition and what you notice in it.
- Cabinet doors
We remove built-up grease from the door face and its edges, because wood traps grease layers beside the handles and along the edges that are touched every day.
- Handles and joints
Dirt collects in the gaps around handles and along joint lines between wood panels, and these are among the areas that daily wiping most often misses.
- Horizontal surfaces
The top surfaces of cabinets and the wood rail above the doors collect dust mixed with airborne cooking grease, which forms a sticky layer that builds over time.
- Drawers inside and out
The outside of drawers collects grease just as doors do, while the inside needs wiping to clear crumbs and dirt that settles in the corners.
- Frames and wood columns
The frames around cabinet openings and the vertical columns absorb steam and grease from both sides, and they are often overlooked because they sit behind the doors.
- Inside face of the door
The inside face of a cabinet door is exposed to moisture every time the door opens in a steamy kitchen, and it is part of a thorough clean of the door.
How do we start?
Three simple steps, and we take care of the rest.
Call or message us on WhatsApp
Tell us the service you need and your district.
Tell us what you notice
Tell us whether you see grease, stains, swelling or cracks on the wood, which district you are in, and roughly the size of your kitchen.
We agree a time
We settle on a time that suits you, and you clear the surfaces of small items and appliances so every part of the wood is easy to reach.
We start the work
We clean the doors, drawers, surfaces and joints, and when we finish you check the handles, joints and the areas that were worrying you.
A service that comes to your door
- We come to youOur team arrives at your home with its equipment.
- One callCall or message us on WhatsApp and we arrange the rest.
- The rest of your kitchen with the same teamWe also clean ovens, kitchen marble, aluminium kitchens and appliances such as fridges and washers.
- Describe the wood in your own wordsA call or a WhatsApp message is enough to explain what you see on your wooden kitchen.
One worry is that cleaning might damage the varnish or change the colour of the wood. Sound, dry wood handles proper cleaning well, and the real damage comes from letting moisture and grease build up for a long time without attention. Describe the condition of the wood when you call, and leave the rest to us.
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Questions about Wooden kitchen cleaning
How do I know my wooden kitchen needs specialist cleaning?
If you see a sticky layer around the handles that ordinary wiping cannot shift, a colour change in the wood near the joints, or fine cracks on the surface, these are signs that grease and moisture have built up and the job needs more than a daily wipe.
What should I prepare before the wooden kitchen is cleaned?
Clear the surfaces of tools and small appliances, and empty the drawers if you want them cleaned inside. You do not need to empty the full cabinets unless there are stains inside that need attention, and you agree that with us when you call.
Does moisture or grease do more damage to kitchen wood?
Both affect the wood but in different ways. Grease builds up on the surface, changes its colour and traps dust. Moisture seeps through the varnish into the wood itself and causes swelling and cracking. In kitchens both effects combine because cooking happens in a hot, enclosed space.
What should I check after the wooden kitchen is cleaned?
Check the handles, joints and door edges where grease usually collects, and make sure the drawers open and close as smoothly as before. If any area still concerns you, let us know before we leave.
Does the type of paint or varnish on the wood change how the cleaning goes?
Yes. Kitchen wood comes with different surface finishes: gloss varnish, matte paint, or a PVC or melamine layer over the wood. Each surface reacts to moisture and grease differently, which is why we ask about the type of wood or finish when you call, so we prepare the right approach.
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