It depends on what the black marks are. As always, I try to give you a home-style solution first. You can try some baking soda on a slightly damp sponge, or pick up a pencil with a clean eraser and try that. A last step would be to use spot remover or dry cleaning solvent. You can find this in a shoe store or in the cleaning aisle at the grocery store -- it smells like a cleaning solvent. Just wipe with a clean cloth. As always, test a little spot first to be sure it doesn't harm the finish.
You can view this at: http://www.goodhousekeeping.com/home/heloise/cleaning/remove-wall-mark-apr02
Showing posts with label wall buddy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wall buddy. Show all posts
Friday
Thursday
Removing Scuff Marks from Walls
"Do you have the scuff marks on your wall?? Tired of frequently painting walls to remove them? Try the Wall Buddy to protect your walls from scuff marks.
To Remove Scuff Marks From Walls
1. Try removing the scuff from the wall as soon as it happens, using a large pencil eraser first. While it may take several tries, see if the scuff mark relents at all
2. If the scuff mark doesn't start to disappear, use a soft-heeled shoe like a flat orthopedic shoe, on the wall in the reverse way the scuff was made. Try using a test piece of the scuff first before spreading it across the entire abrasion of the wall. Sometimes, the rubber can act as an eraser or other times it can make it worse. So use with caution.
3. Using a wet washcloth or sponge, scrub the wall for about 30 seconds to see if the scuff begins to disappear. Usually, if a wall is easy to scuff, it will be easily cleaned with water. Another hint this tip will work is if the wall paint feels gritty but does not have a gritty composition.
4.Use a small amount of non-abrasive soap on the wall, with your wet sponge. Sometimes, a little soap on flat paint or semi-gloss will remove the scuff mark without removing the paint.
5. If you have a textured wall or ceiling, gently use a wet Brillo pad instead of a washcloth for wall-washing.
If none of these tips works, chances are have a deeper scratch instead of a wall scuff. This can best be fixed by painting or calling a maintenance professional.
If you have another color under your paint, be very careful while scrubbing as it may reveal itself. Also be aware if paint comes off on your sponge, washcloth, or Brillo pad as this may make paint lighter in that particular area from now on."
To prevent black marks from hoses of the vacuum and other cords pulled around in your home, use the Wall Buddy
Information provided by Ehow.com
To Remove Scuff Marks From Walls
1. Try removing the scuff from the wall as soon as it happens, using a large pencil eraser first. While it may take several tries, see if the scuff mark relents at all
2. If the scuff mark doesn't start to disappear, use a soft-heeled shoe like a flat orthopedic shoe, on the wall in the reverse way the scuff was made. Try using a test piece of the scuff first before spreading it across the entire abrasion of the wall. Sometimes, the rubber can act as an eraser or other times it can make it worse. So use with caution.
3. Using a wet washcloth or sponge, scrub the wall for about 30 seconds to see if the scuff begins to disappear. Usually, if a wall is easy to scuff, it will be easily cleaned with water. Another hint this tip will work is if the wall paint feels gritty but does not have a gritty composition.
4.Use a small amount of non-abrasive soap on the wall, with your wet sponge. Sometimes, a little soap on flat paint or semi-gloss will remove the scuff mark without removing the paint.
5. If you have a textured wall or ceiling, gently use a wet Brillo pad instead of a washcloth for wall-washing.
If none of these tips works, chances are have a deeper scratch instead of a wall scuff. This can best be fixed by painting or calling a maintenance professional.
If you have another color under your paint, be very careful while scrubbing as it may reveal itself. Also be aware if paint comes off on your sponge, washcloth, or Brillo pad as this may make paint lighter in that particular area from now on."
To prevent black marks from hoses of the vacuum and other cords pulled around in your home, use the Wall Buddy
Information provided by Ehow.com
Monday
Wall Buddy
The Ultimate Solution in Corner Protection!
Do you have black marks on the corners of your walls and furniture? With the Wall Buddy you will never have to worry about that again. This cleaning tool is used by professional carpet cleaners to protect corners from those black hoses of the vacuum and any other cords that are pulled around in your home.
Who is the Wall Buddy for?
The Wall Buddy is for everyone who uses any type of cord or hose in your home. Your cleaning people, your carpet cleaner or any other professional who pulls a hose or cord through your home. Do you find that once you get the corners repainted or cleaned that the next time you turn around that there are black marks there again? Not if you use the Wall Buddy.
Who Developed the Wall Buddy?
The Wall Buddy was developed by a professional carpet cleaner who knew that there had to be a way to protect the corners of the walls and furniture in the homes he cleaned in. So after some thought he created the Wall Buddy and has found that it is the perfect housecleaning companion to protect those corners in every home. Hundreds of Thousands have been sold throughout the world to the carpet cleaner and now you, the home owner, can have it for your home.
How does it work?
The Wall Buddy is made from non-marking durable plastic. It makes a 45 degree angle and has a wide platform that fits snugly onto corners making a barrier between the wall and the hoses or cords. So now you don't have to be embarrassed of the corners in your home.
Do you have black marks on the corners of your walls and furniture? With the Wall Buddy you will never have to worry about that again. This cleaning tool is used by professional carpet cleaners to protect corners from those black hoses of the vacuum and any other cords that are pulled around in your home.
- The Wall Buddy protects all of the Corners of the walls and Furniture from marks made by vacuum cords, central vacuum hoses and any other cord of hose that you might pull around a corner.
- The Wall Buddy is made from a light weight non-marking durable plastic
- The Wall Buddy fits protectively over the corners of your walls and then stores nicely in the closet when you are done.
Who is the Wall Buddy for?
The Wall Buddy is for everyone who uses any type of cord or hose in your home. Your cleaning people, your carpet cleaner or any other professional who pulls a hose or cord through your home. Do you find that once you get the corners repainted or cleaned that the next time you turn around that there are black marks there again? Not if you use the Wall Buddy.
Who Developed the Wall Buddy?
The Wall Buddy was developed by a professional carpet cleaner who knew that there had to be a way to protect the corners of the walls and furniture in the homes he cleaned in. So after some thought he created the Wall Buddy and has found that it is the perfect housecleaning companion to protect those corners in every home. Hundreds of Thousands have been sold throughout the world to the carpet cleaner and now you, the home owner, can have it for your home.
How does it work?
The Wall Buddy is made from non-marking durable plastic. It makes a 45 degree angle and has a wide platform that fits snugly onto corners making a barrier between the wall and the hoses or cords. So now you don't have to be embarrassed of the corners in your home.
Sunday
Cleaning Buddys now available for purchase
The Cleaning Buddys website offers carpet cleaning tools used by professional carpet cleaners to consumers for a great price! These tools make house cleaning a little easier and definitely more fun.
Click to Purchase Lift Buddy
Click to Purchase Wall Buddy
Click to Purchase Hose Boss
Click to Purchase Caution Sign
Click to Purchase Lift Buddy
Click to Purchase Wall Buddy
Click to Purchase Hose Boss
Click to Purchase Caution Sign
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