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Eloisel
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Donovan
beer, I want beer
The best and quickest way to clean a ceiling is to repaint it. Otherwise you have to get up there and do all kinds of backbreaking scrubbing. Total pain in the ass and ultimately not as effective.
PS unless you're humping Spiderman, disinfecting your ceiling for baby's arrival is not as important as you might think.
PS unless you're humping Spiderman, disinfecting your ceiling for baby's arrival is not as important as you might think.
eloisel
Forever Empress E
Hello, Sun.
I quit being domesticated some time back. However, on cleaning the ceiling, it mostly depends on why you are cleaning it and what kind of material the ceiling is.
If you are trying to remove pet smells and smoking odors from the house, then, using a cleaning solution of white vinegar and plain water, and with a damp sponge, wipe the ceilings, walls, and woodwork. Dry the area you are washing as quickly as possible as painted sheetrock, painted plasterboard, and wood will soak up and swell from excess water -which you don't want.
White vinegar and water solution is also good for cleaning crayon, spaghetti stains, and such off the walls and ceilings.
If you are trying to clean up spiderwebs, dust curtains and that other grungy gunk that seems to appear out of nowhere sometimes, then use a dusting spray like Endust on the end of a broom and sweep the ceiling and walls.
Otherwise, vacuum the ceiling and if it still needs sprucing up, paint it.
P.S. Since you are pregnant, then stay away from cleaning chemicals and paint. And, stay off ladders and chairs and such to get up high enough to wash the ceiling. Get a man to do that stuff - it is one of the things they are good for.
I quit being domesticated some time back. However, on cleaning the ceiling, it mostly depends on why you are cleaning it and what kind of material the ceiling is.
If you are trying to remove pet smells and smoking odors from the house, then, using a cleaning solution of white vinegar and plain water, and with a damp sponge, wipe the ceilings, walls, and woodwork. Dry the area you are washing as quickly as possible as painted sheetrock, painted plasterboard, and wood will soak up and swell from excess water -which you don't want.
White vinegar and water solution is also good for cleaning crayon, spaghetti stains, and such off the walls and ceilings.
If you are trying to clean up spiderwebs, dust curtains and that other grungy gunk that seems to appear out of nowhere sometimes, then use a dusting spray like Endust on the end of a broom and sweep the ceiling and walls.
Otherwise, vacuum the ceiling and if it still needs sprucing up, paint it.
P.S. Since you are pregnant, then stay away from cleaning chemicals and paint. And, stay off ladders and chairs and such to get up high enough to wash the ceiling. Get a man to do that stuff - it is one of the things they are good for.
Homo Erectus
Registered User
epsecially the man, who gets abused for the whole nine months.
eloisel
Forever Empress E
I didn't abuse my husband. He ran out on me when I was six months pregnant - a week before Christmas - and the day they came and repossessed our car, our furniture, and evicted me from our apartment. He'd spent all our money on drugs instead of paying the bills and God knows what else. I was very young and very naive and really didn't have a clue. The sad but funny thing about that is he was my good husband. I married Satan after him.
Sorry some woman did you wrong but it wasn't me.
Sorry some woman did you wrong but it wasn't me.
Seph
* * Filthy European * *
ps. try harder in bed you lazy bint
then u wont have to complain about lying on your back looking at the ceiling.
Ilyanna
moral imperfection
ps. try harder in bed you lazy bint
then u wont have to complain about lying on your back looking at the ceiling.
lol, hey, I was just stating the commonly known.... As for myself, I can proudly say that I've been in blissful ignorance about my ceiling's cleanliness for the last 10 years. And I intend to stay that way, too
