Great product for matt kitchen doors

3 months ago

Hi all, I know this is a hot topic and often generates huge threads. I also know not all matt finish kitchen unit doors are made in exactly the same way. However I have had my kitchen installed for 6 months now, it has flat matt green slab doors. It is a wren kitchen. It still looks brand new, fingerprints and food grease have cleaned off so easily with this product sprayed onto a soft microfiber cloth so thought I would share my find. Couldn't find product in supermarket had to order from amazon. Also works great on my shower, induction hob and windows. I won't be using anything else from now on (except diluted fairy washing up liquid in a spray bottle to clean our quartz as recommended by the supplier)

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Great product for matt kitchen doors

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