brains0nt0ast Asks:
Walls: what is the most efficient way to clean vast swathes of slightly grubby wall? It's not so much a specific messy spot as a general low-grade ickyness. Thank you!
unfuckyourhabitat Said:
Bucket. Hot water. Some kind of cleaner. A bunch of rags, or, failing that, a mop will do in a pinch. Clean rags for following with plain water and drying. Gloves. Patience.
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casualcolloquialism said:
My mother always had my use Pine Sol for general walls and Murphy’s Oil for wooden walls, doors, and trim.
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cannelledusoleil said:
Magic Erasers work great for this!
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rartastic said:
Same thing for dirty windowsills? Painted wood in a very non-glossy finish.
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funkasarusrex said:
Murphy’s Oil Soap. It works an absolute treat. I use it whenever I’m repainting a room.
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schroedingerscas said:
And a warm day so you can make sure everything dries quickly.
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