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Does anyone wash their walls?
I've got spring cleaning on my mind, and I've noticed that we've accumulated some dust on the walls in our home (especially in one room because of cat litter).
It made me wonder: Does anyone else actually wash or dust their walls? If so, is there an efficient method to getting it done? Some of our rooms have gloss paint, and some have flat, if that makes a difference....
Thanks!
Re: Does anyone wash their walls?
I've washed parts of the wall at times after DS has thrown food against the wall with just a cloth, touch of dishsoap and water and it was fine. When we had a party in Jan I was moving some tables around and noticed some dried on food that wouldn't come off. So I used magic eraser, which got it off, but I also noticed some paint on the eraser. We rent, so I'm sure its cheap paint, but just be careful if you use the eraser for stuck on stuff.
I sometimes dust the top of the walls with the moulding, but thats it. I do wipe down the baseboards because they get super dusty (usually just with a wet cloth.
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I used the magic eraser on painted walls too before and it took off some of the paint too. I don't recommend it on painted walls though. I usually clean some stuff with my sons baby wipes. We got alot of them.
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I have two dogs, so the bottom part of the walls get dirty.
I also have painted walls, and the Magic eraser did not WORK AT ALL. It actually smeared the dirt around.
I actually got advice on this board about using a regular cleaner and warm water.
Filled the bucket with water, and a little bit of Lysol Lemon scent cleaner and those walls looked/smelled so good!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1