The easiest most painless way to wash walls.
Easy way to clean walls and ceilings.
Remove cobwebs from all ceilings monthly or as needed with a vacuum brush attachment or a long handle mop.
Yes a wet rag is the most basic way to wash walls or surfaces throughout the home and i only recommend doing it in low traffic areas because otherwise you really should use some sort of cleaning agent to wash away body oils and smudges that make our homes actually dirty.
How to wash the walls and ceiling with the proper tools.
Use a sponge mop to clean ceilings so you won t need a ladder.
Vacuuming the walls is by far the most effective and least damaging way to clean your walls.
Fill one bucket with 1 gallon of warm water.
Add the liquid dish detergent and gently swirl the water with your hand.
After washing with detergent wash the walls again with water to remove all traces of the detergent.
Dust the walls by wiping with a tack cloth or cheese cloth.
Use a long handled soft bristled brush or electrostatic dusting try swiffer dry cloths cloth to dust your walls.
This step will save you some time and hard labor especially if you have cobwebs and a lot of loose surface dirt.
If steps one and two aren t doing.
Dirt and dust build up on your ceilings and walls over time and will dull paint colors create streaks and stains and degrade wallpapers.
Using your feather duster dust all the walls and possibly ceilings if needed starting from the top working your way down to the floor.
Lay a towel on the floor at the base of the wall where.
Protect furniture and floors with drop cloths or newspaper while you clean.
Extend the telescoping shaft of your vacuum if you have one.
Pay special attention to corners where crown molding meets the ceiling and areas around air vents.
Start at an entrance and plan to work clockwise around the room.
Move furniture out of the way to give yourself plenty of room.
When washing your walls use a mild cleaner or dilute stronger all purpose cleaners like mr.
Wash or clean ceilings first if you are cleaning the whole room.
Use a bristle brush attachment or another attachment intended for easily scratched surfaces.
Just like reading it s best to go top.
Fill the second bucket with plain warm water.