Title: How to Remove Soot from Walls And Clean The Stains
Headings: How to Remove Soot from Walls And Clean The Stains
How to Remove Soot from Walls And Clean The Stains
Here are some tips on how to safely and effectively remove soot from walls.
Limit Soot Buildup with Proper Fireplace Function
How to remove soot from walls – Safety First
The Soot Removal Process
Regular Cleaning and Maintenance
Use Odor Fighting Measures Specific to Fireplaces
General Odor Removers Work Too
Ask a Professional

Content: To make the baking soda stick to the walls better, spray the walls with a dash of water before you toss any. Things should be better within 48 hours, after which you can vacuum the baking soda up so things look nice and clean. Believe it or not, but a pot of vinegar left in the fireplace for a few days can also do the trick. Vinegar is great at absorbing all sorts of odors. Some homeowners find success by even using a paint brush to coat the walls of a fireplace with vinegar. The porous bricks suck in the vinegar that eradicates smoke smells. For people who can’t stand the strong vinegar smell, don’t worry, it goes away after it dries. Another measure people find success with is using an air purifier in the room where the fireplace is located. Air purifies circulate air throughout a room and suck up and impurities that often contribute to bad smells. They’ll make the air nice and fresh and make it smell less smoky inside.