cleaning a grease stain on a wall?

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when someone has hairgrease stains on a painted wall, how do you remove it other than just painting over it everytime?

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  1. Jada515 says:
    July 27, 2009 at 10:02 am

    try Dawn or the mr. clean magic eraser (I know the eraser works good for getting several hair products off the wall…and walls r easier to clean if semi-gloss or gloss paint is used instead of flat)

  2. Emma G says:
    July 27, 2009 at 10:02 am

    the best thing i could recomend is a product called Awsome you can get it at the Dollar Tree or Dollar General for a dollar and it cleans everything so good. I use it on wall and white patio furniture and nothing works better or costs better.

  3. firestarter says:
    July 27, 2009 at 10:02 am

    Hi there. grease can be removed with warm water and borax;gentle but effective. The Magic eraser is a joke It is a piece of over priced foam that falls apart after one use. have a great day every day

  4. mshonnie says:
    July 27, 2009 at 10:02 am

    You can use this method, Fingerprints off the kitchen door and walls

    Take away fingerprints and grime with a solution of half water and half ammonia. Put it in a spray bottle from one of these expensive cleaning products, you’ll never have to buy them again.

    Or this method both work, Use Rubbing Alcohol on a dry white cloth or sponge and rub off until stain is gone, don’t rub too hard if your paint is water based though or else you will remove most of the paint, washable paint however you have to rub hard to remove the stains. This method works equally as well, Remove grease spatters from walls

    Even the most careful cook cannot avoid an occasional spatter. A busy kitchen takes some wear and tear but here’s a handy remedy for that unsightly grease spot. Sprinkle cornstarch onto a soft cloth. Rub the grease spot gently until it disappears.

    Good Luck !

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