KRUD KUTTER PC32 Prepaint Cleaner/TSP Substitute, 32-Ounce

This is the best degreaser I have ever used. Surprising how fast it ate through the old greasy mess on the hidden side of my stove when installing a new one. It doesn't seem to need rinsing. All I do is spray whatever is greasy and gross, wait a few minutes and then wipe it off with a damp rag. It may need a rinse for a more porous surface, but for my stove and painted cabinets, it has been great. The cabinets were painted with a high gloss water base paint about 15 years ago, a very light yellow. They had turned a kind of orange from grease as I have no exhaust fan. I cleaned them and I don't have to repaint since the Krud Kutter took the grease away, right back down to the original paint color.

Highly recommend this product. Works great to cleans dresser before I painted it.

This prep solution is incredible, I won’t buy anything else again!

Painted a small wooden tray from oak wood to white. This did help clean and prep the tray for painting. The spray application made it easy to apply. I sprayed let sit a few and wiped off, then painted. Turned out nice.

We have a kitchen remodel underway. Once the upper cabinets were removed I was horrified at the residual gunk that existed in places I could not see or access previously (and I admit, some in places I had cleaned.) Short story, the walls needed to be prepped for painting, and I needed something to get oily build up and food stains and such off of the existing paint as well as knock down some of the "slip" associated with semi gloss paint so that the new paint would stick. I am happy to say that this product made prepping the walls almost easy. The hardest part was getting the ladder out and moving it around the kitchen. It magically dissolved grime that had accumulated in a triangular void between cabinets near the cooking surface over a 20+ year period. Seriously, spray it on a section of wall, and by the time you return to where you started (up and down the ladder, etc.), it has softened accumulated grease and grime so that it just wipes away on a paper towel. It is fair to say that I will be locating a bottle of the regular crud cutter to add to the cleaning arsenal for the new (very) white kitchen that is being installed.