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I hate those rough texture coats they put on refrigerators, they are hard to clean? Any suggestions would be great, plus i am a smoker so that doesn't help any.
Sue Ramsey From Washington,IN
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Post By (Guest Post)
(06/04/2006)
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Besides all these cleaners there is one other thing you can try. My hubby and I are both smokers, but we NEVER smoke in the house. My mother smokes in the house and whenever I visit all you can smell is cigarette smoke. And the ceiling and walls are always stained yellow. So, I learnt from that.
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Post By eresatay (Guest Post)
(06/04/2006)
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I use Dow scrubbing bubbles, Just spray til wet, wait a min. wipe. I also smoke, and this works for walls, everything.
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Post By Glinda (Guest Post)
(05/17/2006)
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I clean mine with a wet rag, and a spray bottle with alcohol in it. It works great. even around difficult areas (handle). Plus, it sanitizes it.
RE: Cleaning a Textured Refrigerator
Mr. Clean Magic Erasers work great!
RE: Cleaning a Textured Refrigerator
I don't have any problem with my white textured frig but we have no smokers in the house. I just wipe mine off from time to time with a damp cloth or a little window cleaner and paper towel. It seems the handles are what get dirty and I just use a Magic Eraser on them.
I imagine there are other things in your house that get a smoke film on them. I have never smoked but my husband used to smoke a pipe. I remember how the TV screen was and curtains :-(
RE: Cleaning a Textured Refrigerator
I use Lysol Tub and Tile cleaner in the spray can. The foaming action gets into the areas with ease! Spray from the bottom then go up for best results. I have virtually replaced my cleaning supplies with this stuff and have been using it for years. Works on linoleum and textured wallboard too! Makes cleaning the walls much easier and the house smells clean, clean, clean! Tough areas I use a inexpensive scrub brush after I let the foam sit for a few minutes. I have also used this on glass pieces that have been in storage and collected dust/dirt(like cut glass punch bowls, platters, etc). Gets right into those hard crevices. I have tried various store brand foaming cleaners and also Scrubbing Bubbles, but found Lysol works the best! Have had no discoloration on anything. Works great on trash buckets too.
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Post By Annie-N. Calif. (Guest Post)
(05/16/2006)
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I squirt ammonia and water on mine and use a rough towel to wipe it off. The smoke residue and grime just disappear. Frugal too !
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Post By June Dixon (Guest Post)
(05/16/2006)
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I have the same problem and the only thing that works is the Mr. Clean Erasers. I cut them in 4 pieces and they last longer
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Post By Joan (Guest Post)
(05/16/2006)
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I have the same 'fridge and I use Windex - the green stuff. It works wonderfully! No scrubbing, just wifpe
RE: Cleaning a Textured Refrigerator
I have one of those stream sprayers, and it works very well on textured appliances and painted walls.
Lori in FL.
RE: Cleaning a Textured Refrigerator
Have you tried the Mr Clean Magic Eraser. It works wonders on mine.
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