Stain on uni wall
I was cleaning and I spilled some cleaning fluid on the wall I've tried to clean it off with soap and water. Then I tried baking soda and powder and its made it a whole lot less prominent but I can still see it. What should I do should I tell the accommodation people or should I try hiding it by pushin my wardrobe forward.
Original post by Joinedup
give it a while to dry out - might be less noticeable when it's bone dry.
could be worth getting a 'magic eraser' sponge from a poundshop and giving that a go.
could be worth getting a 'magic eraser' sponge from a poundshop and giving that a go.
Its dried out but its patchy so some parts look normal where athers are slightly darker. Also , i dont think there are any poundstores near me to buy a magic eraser
Original post by Joinedup
give it a while to dry out - might be less noticeable when it's bone dry.
could be worth getting a 'magic eraser' sponge from a poundshop and giving that a go.
could be worth getting a 'magic eraser' sponge from a poundshop and giving that a go.
The spill occured because I have bad balance , because of my dsypraxia do you think they maybe lenient with me if I explain what happened
Original post by jadetilly-1
Its dried out but its patchy so some parts look normal where athers are slightly darker. Also , i dont think there are any poundstores near me to buy a magic eraser
they're also available in the normal supermarkets afaik - just a bit more than a pound.
normal cleaning fluids shouldn't be capable of making bad stains on walls - it sounds like it could be that the dry bits are looking normal and the bits that are still slightly damp are looking dark.
Original post by Joinedup
they're also available in the normal supermarkets afaik - just a bit more than a pound.
normal cleaning fluids shouldn't be capable of making bad stains on walls - it sounds like it could be that the dry bits are looking normal and the bits that are still slightly damp are looking dark.
normal cleaning fluids shouldn't be capable of making bad stains on walls - it sounds like it could be that the dry bits are looking normal and the bits that are still slightly damp are looking dark.
Ok I understand what your saying. Thank you for your help. I think if I can't get my hands on that eraser sponge I'll go over it again in dome baking soda on the dark parts because it whitened it out
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