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steamy bathroom walls
Hi all.
Over a little while, ive notice what seems like "dried steam" on my walls in the bathroom. It looks wet but its actually dry. I use the fan when showering but it obviously hasnt been 100% effective. To clean the walls, should I A) use sugar soap B) soapy hot water ? thanks. |
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I don't know what "dried steam" looks like, but i have to wipe down
bath walls occasionally. I have an old house with hard water and no bath vent -- when I clean the walls, soapy water works fine. Sometimes just hot water works. |
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Mike M wrote:
Hi all. Over a little while, ive notice what seems like "dried steam" on my walls in the bathroom. It looks wet but its actually dry. I use the fan when showering but it obviously hasnt been 100% effective. To clean the walls, should I A) use sugar soap B) soapy hot water ? thanks. Assuming you have a good bath-kitchen paint, I would suggest a damp cloth or if that does not do the job, add just a little dish detergent to the water you dampen the cloth with. -- Joseph Meehan Dia duit |
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