I used original Scrubbing Bubbles on the bathroom floor grout the other day and got some on the cabinets in there. The cabinets are old, so I didn't actually care if it took off a little finish. I also got some on the painted wall. It didn't hurt either of those surfaces, so it may well work fine on cabinets you actually care about. It did a pretty good job on the grout too, but the whole experience made me glad I don't have a tiled shower!

Probably fine for newer finishes that are catylized like polyester or epoxies, but may do a number on old finishes like nitrocellulose lacquer. (and polyurethane is very tough finish, but principally a DIY or small-shop finish)
Casey

I use it on about anything (except me and the dog).

the bad part is that at the cleaning product site linked to in a thread on here it rates an F I think. Unless I mixed it up with another SB product.

I guess I need to buy some more Simple Green.