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what to use to clean dirty walls?
We just bought a house and won't be painting it all to begin with. What should i use to wash down the walls? I know that the magic erasers some times mess up the existing paint, plus they all need washed, so thats a lot of magic erasers....
just soap and water? or is there a better solution?
tia!
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Re: what to use to clean dirty walls?
planning bio // wedding
This is what I was going to suggest as well.
Use 1/4 cup white vinegar in 1 gallon of warm water with a fairly firm sponge. Works just like a Magic Eraser but cheaper and earth-friendly!!! You can use vinegar and/or baking soda with water for just about anything (ie the kitchen and bathroom). It works like a charm for waaaay less money than cleaning products that may or may not do the job!