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
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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: Before starting dry sponge cleaning. Hover the vacuum hose over the particles without touching the wall. Because, if you touch the particles, they will likely break and stain the wall. Clean smoke damaged flat painted walls and ceilings with a smoke sponge
To clean smoke damage off walls and ceilings that have flat paint, you need a dry soot sponge, sometimes called a chemical sponge. Soot sponges are an important tool for soot cleanup and heavily used by cleanup experts. These sponges feel and work like a large eraser. They are rubbery in texture, used dry, and not like any other type of sponge. Do not try to substitute them for a different product. The sponges are really easy to use, just wipe the area with them; mostly one way.