Dry Cleaning Soot Eraser Sponge - (4-Pack) for Smoke, Soot, Dust and Dirt Removal

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They are especially effective at cleaning television and computer screens. This sponge also removes hair from carpets, fabrics, and solid surfaces. Directions for Using Dry Cleaning Sponges Smoke sponges made of vulcanized natural rubber. Our dry cleaning sponges will effectively remove soot and smoke damage from wallpaper, painted metal and wood surfaces, fabrics and a variety of additional surfaces. Chemical Sponge has hundreds of uses. For cleaning wallpaper, painted walls and ceilings, panelling, acoustic tiles, venetian blinds, upholstery, automobile interiors, suede and felt materials.

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Proper Ventilation: Adequate airflow is essential to minimize the inhalation of soot particles and harmful chemicals present during cleaning. This Chemical Sponges effortlessly remove dirt, grime, and even stubborn stains from various surfaces. Cleancare Chemical Sponges perfect for dry cleaning delicate items like lampshades, blinds, and even electronics. I've also used it to clean walls, furniture, and kitchen appliances, and they work wonders. The sponges are durable and long-lasting, and they don't leave any residue behind. I highly recommend Chemical Sponges to anyone looking for a versatile and efficient cleaning solution."

Begin by emptying the room where you will be working. Remove any furniture, rugs, drapery, plants, etc. Place a drop cloth on the floor to protect the flooring.Painting over soot stains is not recommended, as the soot can bleed through the paint and create an uneven finish. It's best to clean the soot stains before repainting. How do I clean soot off wood paneling? If it’s a gloss/semi gloss finish , wipe over the already chemical-sponged area with a damp cloth, cleaning off any remaining residue/smear. If/when there is no soot residue remaining, you can immediately start painting without the need for further preparation. Use a dry-cleaning sponge. Gently rub the sponge over the soot-stained area, working from the top of the wall down. The sponge will lift the soot off the wall without smearing it. Scrub the walls. Use a stiff-bristle brush to scrub the walls in a circular motion, removing the soot stains.