Title: How to Clean Walls Dirty From Cigarette Smoke | eHow
Headings: How to Clean Walls Dirty From Cigarette Smoke
How to Clean Walls Dirty From Cigarette Smoke
Things You'll Need
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Content: Years of smoking indoors can leave visible stains on walls and fill the home with noxious chemical smells. Cleaning smoke from your walls isn't just a matter of removing the stains; you want to eliminate the smell as well. This is done by washing the dirty walls with a strong cleaning solution, one that won't harm the paint or wallpaper. Advertisement
Smoking can leave lasting stains on walls. Things You'll Need
Dish-Washing Gloves
Large Sponge
Ammonia
Old Sheet
Bucket
Ladder
Step 1
Lay down an old sheet at the foot of the dirty wall, so that moisture doesn't flood the floor. Step 2
Put on dish-washing gloves. Mix ammonia and water in equal parts in a bucket. Advertisement
Step 3
Soak a large sponge in the diluted ammonia. Use a ladder to access the top of the wall, then wipe your way down the wall, using vigorous rubbing motions while moving down the ladder.