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No, that's your dirty mind.
Please share any tips you may have for cleaning particular items, surfaces or areas.
I'm looking for advice on cleaning the dark build up in the corners of a bathroom ceiling. I've wiped it with cillit bang et al, which seems to remove some of it but just move the rest.
What's going on here guys? It's all over the (insert witty word that sounds like news)
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Washing liquid water and dishes sponge many times does the job .
Avoid green sponges as it greens everything. Pick a white from shops or a white cloth or a towel identical colour to surface to avoid stains .
If domestic washes don't do the job consider research the professional painting method
Sugar soap , wash , rinse very well .
Paint with Zinzer ( very expensive )
Oil paint like undercoat for the cheaters .
Once dry paint as you wish ...
Wet rooms special paint is very expensive.
Tho research as is worth it .
Specially if is one of those wet rooms with no windows .
If surface is far soaked up .
Consider demolish it all .and patch
Or else is nail varnish in dishes sponges . Waste of money n time .
Asbestos kills you .
Do NOT demolish materials of you not confident about what is made off .
Specially in old buildings .
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By (user no longer on site) 25 weeks ago
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"No, that's your dirty mind.
Please share any tips you may have for cleaning particular items, surfaces or areas.
I'm looking for advice on cleaning the dark build up in the corners of a bathroom ceiling. I've wiped it with cillit bang et al, which seems to remove some of it but just move the rest.
What's going on here guys? It's all over the (insert witty word that sounds like news)
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Loos |
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By *red333Man 25 weeks ago
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"No, that's your dirty mind.
Please share any tips you may have for cleaning particular items, surfaces or areas.
I'm looking for advice on cleaning the dark build up in the corners of a bathroom ceiling. I've wiped it with cillit bang et al, which seems to remove some of it but just move the rest.
What's going on here guys? It's all over the (insert witty word that sounds like news)
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it'll be damp probably try repairing the leak  |
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"No, that's your dirty mind.
Please share any tips you may have for cleaning particular items, surfaces or areas.
I'm looking for advice on cleaning the dark build up in the corners of a bathroom ceiling. I've wiped it with cillit bang et al, which seems to remove some of it but just move the rest.
What's going on here guys? It's all over the (insert witty word that sounds like news)
Loos"
Bravo
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By *bi HaiveMan 25 weeks ago
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"No, that's your dirty mind.
Please share any tips you may have for cleaning particular items, surfaces or areas.
I'm looking for advice on cleaning the dark build up in the corners of a bathroom ceiling. I've wiped it with cillit bang et al, which seems to remove some of it but just move the rest.
What's going on here guys? It's all over the (insert witty word that sounds like news)
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Take off and nuke the entire site from orbit.
It's the only way to be sure..... |
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By (user no longer on site) 25 weeks ago
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"Mix bicarbonate of soda and white vinegar in water and squirt it on the mouldy bits, probably difficult on ceilings though 
Does this work on mold?
We've got a patch in the kitchen"
I bought stardrops white vinegar spray, practically disappeared.
And hasn’t come back up to yet! |
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