they used to be really dark wooden cabinets, and it made the kitchen seem really dark, and small, BUT THAT'S THE WAY MY DAD LIKES IT! and i hate it! we painted them white, and when the sun shines in, it's so bright and cheerful..my dad said "look at other people's kitchen and see what color they paint THEIR cabinets!" so i need opinions please!!!

How can I get the grease off without scratching the cabinets? What is the best type of material and cleaning solution to use? Any suggestions welcome, thanks!

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I have to take every thing out to get to something on the bottom .
The ceiling is not high enough to hang a pot rack . No wall space either . I've been downsizing & kept only what I really use . My kids & grand kids got the rest .I've taken every thing out & redid things differant getting rid of things I really still needed . My kitchen has 3 doors It's 10' x 15" . Top & bottom cabinets on 3 walls . Hutch & a stand alone open shelf unit behind my square med size table . We store very seldom used things in the bottom of the shelf unit .Like holladay things .
I'd like to have some thing pull out so I can get to things in back . I don't want to put things in my stove , don't want to take things out every time I want to bake some thing . My floor to ceiling pantry is so deep I can't get to things in the back . At our age we are on a fixed income , so can't spend much . My husband isn't handy around around the house .I was when I was younger , but not now. Where do I go from hear ?
So many good ideas . Our small K table is against the open shelf unit , so I put holliday things in it then I only move the table when that time of year rolls around .

Being only in our 60's we won't be going to a rest home for many years .
Having a very small older home built in 1894 , no closets what so ever , No atic & a wet basement . we store things in plastic lided containers under beds , behind things , 5 cloth lined baskets sofar.
I've used every inch of cabinet space .. We have a large heavy dresser in the living room , with out the merror instead of a tv stand . Tv on one end & lamp or Christmas tree on the other end . Has 12 drowers for storage . Computer stand has lots of storage . I hate Cludder so every few weeks or so I decludder .Some people rent storage units , I don't want to so I got rid of all but the things we use
.I might hang a half round pot rack from the top frame of the k window , then a cabnet door won't hit it .
Any help finding one of them
Acually we have 4 doors in our kitchen , leading to living room, dinning room used as a bed room , loundry room & basement . We need acess to all of them .

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I have a condo that was built in 1994. I think the builder used the cheapest cabinets available. I don't want to spend the money to get new cabinets (I'm putting in new carpet and painting the entire place), so I want to paint them. I'm not sure what type of wood these cabinets are though? Maybe Corian? Do I just need to prime them, and then paint them?

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I bought unfinished kitchen cabinets and i am primering, painting, and glazing them. they are to be white with a dark colored glaze. how do i use the glaze to achieve the "border" around the inside of the doors? I was told to treat it like stain...just rub it on and wipe it off, but I am not sure what I'm really doing and the directions on the bottle are pretty much non-existent. just says to follow the directions in the lowes faux how-to guide, and i don't have that. thanks for any detailed help you can give!
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