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My two year old was expressing himself again, this time with canola cooking spray on my laundry room wall. Now I have the "prettiest" greasy spot you ever saw. I thought about dawn and water but I am not sure if you can get that kind of wall wet. Can someone please help me?
Michelle in Tennessee
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RE: How do you remove cooking spray from a sheet-rock wall?
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Post By suzi homemaker (Guest Post)
(08/17/2005)
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I just cleaned some apartments that had grease stains around the stove area and we had to use Kilz as a primer and repaint. The drywall is chalky and absorbs the grease. It will not come off. Good luck!
RE: How do you remove cooking spray from a sheet-rock wall?
My personal suggestion would be Murphy's Oil Soap. Can't give you any particular reason why except that the Soap cleans really well and I like the smell afterwards. Oh yeah - and you might try Simple Green. It's bio-degradable too.
RE: How do you remove cooking spray from a sheet-rock wall?
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Post By Seagrape (Guest Post)
(08/02/2005)
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Try a paste of sodium bicarbonate and allow to "set" for a few hours. This may absorb some of the oil. You may have to paint over to completely cover it.
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