Title: How to Clean Smoke Damaged Walls and Ceilings-Water Mitigation Advice
Headings: How to Clean Smoke Damaged Walls and Ceilings
How to Clean Smoke Damaged Walls and Ceilings
How to Clean Smoke Damaged Walls and Ceilings
How to Clean Smoke Damaged Walls and Ceilings
Beware of false information
What will effect how to clean?
How to Clean Smoke Damaged Walls and Ceilings
Walls, their paint and texture
How to Clean Smoke Damaged Walls and Ceilings
Safety First
What type of surface are your walls or ceiling?
Painted walls and ceilings
Wallpapered walls
Wood paneled walls
Cleaning smoke damaged walls and ceilings – flat paint
Before starting, set up your workspace.
Clean smoke damaged flat painted walls and ceilings with a smoke sponge
What if moisture has already touched the flat painted wall or ceiling?
Cleaning smoke damaged walls – semi-gloss or gloss paint
When to clean smoke damage using a liquid solution
Grease fire smoke damage
Apply Paint Sealer
In closing
Tools and supplies you may need for your job

Content: However, as wallpaper comes in an extreme variety of textures and porousness. It is impossible to provide accurate information without inspecting the wallpaper in person. You can try to follow the instructions below, but we caution this, as following the wrong procedure for your surface can cause further damage. If you still want to try at your risk. Because of the risk I would start with the dry smoke sponge, rubbing lightly. Make sure you don’t get the sponge wet, even sweat from your hands can cause smoke to stain. We recommend either removing the wallpaper or contacting a local specialist to help determine the appropriate cleaning procedure. Wood paneled walls
The most important factor when dealing with wood walls is if they are sealed or unsealed. Because sealed wood is easier to try and clean, as the smoke is less likely to embed into the grain of the wood. You can usually tell unsealed wood by its look and feel.