Cleaning Base Boards

RE: Cleaning Base Boards Post By Allison (Guest Post) (07/05/2007) I love sock method. Sweeping them every time you vaccum the room is a quick preventative measure that prevents heavy buildup and back-breaking work. RE: Cleaning Base Boards Post by jamie niesen (1) | (04/09/2007) Profile | Contact try mr clean magic erasers,they clean almost everything. RE: Cleaning Base Boards Post By Diane (Guest Post) (03/13/2005) Would 409 cleaner give them a kick? I'll do anything not to have to get down on all 4's to clean them. I use a mop too, but it does get the ground in stuff up. Help RE: Cleaning Base Boards Post By Michele (Guest Post) (01/17/2005) You can buy a tub cleaner. It is a plastic wand with a sponge and scrubber attached. I clean my kitchen floor under my table with them. My chair legs have the rubber caps and it leaves black marks on the floor. This way you don't have to get down on your hands and knees. I also agree with the gloss paint. RE: Cleaning Base Boards Post by cjgeo (74) | (01/17/2005) Blog! | Contact Use a sponge mop and put a squirt of mop-n-glo in the water and the next time all the gunk will wipe off easily. Next time you paint, use glossy paint on baseboards for easier cleanup. cj RE: Cleaning Base Boards Post By rtrouble2 (Guest Post) (01/16/2005) Place an old pair of sports socks, sprayed with a bit of vinegar and water. Then just use your feet to do a quick cleaning. RE: Cleaning Base Boards Post by jeangnome46 (68) | (01/16/2005) Contact homeschoolin_mum has the right idea. I am a janitor and this is how I do them. Much faster and a lot less painful. RE: Cleaning Base Boards Post By Allison (Guest Post) (01/15/2005) Pay a neighbor kid 25 cents per foot to clean them. Hehe. RE: Cleaning Base Boards Post by homeschoolin_mum (96) | (01/15/2005) Profile | Contact I sweep mine regularly with a broom and use a mop to clean them!