Hi Steve,

A soft cloth and warm water containing a little washing-up liquid will normally suffice to clean the various fronts. Solvent-based cleaners, abrasive cleaning agents, and steam cleaners must not be used in order to prevent damage.

The following points should be considered for the cleaning of these fronts: stains and splashes of grease, etc. must be removed immediately with plenty of water, possibly using a standard commercially available, non-abrasive household detergent, particularly if the stains have been caused by strongly coloured substances or liquids.

The stains must not be allowed to dry! Residues can be brushed off with a hot solution of soft soap and a washing-up brush or nailbrush. Soapy residues must then be wiped off with lukewarm water and dried with a chamois. Cleansing agents which contain e.g. alcohol or spirit can damage the furniture surface.

Hope this helps!

Thanks for the great reply! ... in our existing kitchen we have had a few accidents so I believe this will be very helpful in the new one!

We initially wanted to go with glass panels but the price of going Hacker and glass seems prohibitive.