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home maintenance / August 16, 2018
Drywall is used to create walls, ceilings and many design features like eaves and arches for both residential and commercial structures. It’s also easy to maintain and only requires simple repairs when damaged.
Handyman Connection® of Winter Park shares some drywall cleaning tricks in today’s post.
Tip #1: Keep the Drywall Dust-Free
This is one of the easiest ways to maintain your drywall, but it is something you need to do regularly. Use a feather duster or a dry cloth to keep it free of dust and dirt. Dusting off your drywall can help preserve its charm and functional condition.
Tip #2: Use a Cellulose Sponge
Why do you need to use a cellulose sponge instead of using regular cloth? This cleaning material is rubbery and soaks up light amounts of liquid. Since your drywall absorbs excess water, which could damage the material, this type of sponge is a good alternative to wet rags.
Tip #3: Prepare a Cleaning Solution
For unpainted drywall, use a mixture containing one cup of white vinegar with a gallon of water. Drywall installed in high-grease areas like kitchens may require a cleaning solution with ammonia. After preparing the mixture, wipe the walls with your damp cellulose sponge in a downward direction. Begin at the top of the wall and wipe straight down to the floor to avoid drips of water from soaking in your drywall.
Tip #4: Learn When It’s Time to Clean or Replace Your Drywall
There are times when cleaning your drywall is not enough to restore its beauty. For instance, mold growth may force you to invest in new drywall to avoid the health hazards that come with it. Get in touch with your local drywall specialists to help remove your old drywall.
Enjoy the benefits of properly maintained drywall. Handyman Connection of Winter Park is ready to provide drywall services to preserve your home’s structural integrity. Call us today at (407) 270-2348 or fill out our online form to get an estimate.