It happens to everyone to notice unsightly stains or marks on the walls. Unfortunately, after several attempts to remove these stains, they are still there. Fortunately, there are natural ingredients that can remove streaks and marks from this surface without damaging it! One thing is certain: you will quickly adopt these simple gestures in your daily life!
Mold stain on a wall – Source: spm
Mold stains
In this case, we advise you to mix half a glass of white vinegar in a liter of water and pour the resulting mixture into a bottle fitted with a spray bottle. Then spray it on the stain and let it work. Thanks to its natural properties, this source of acetic acid will melt mold and restore the wall to its original shine.
As an alternative to white vinegar, you can also use baking soda. Just take the amount you need and add a little water until you get a pasty mixture. Then, spread the mixture on the stain and let sit for an hour before rinsing and wiping.
In the event of very stubborn black mold stains , we advise you to consult a professional.
Pen marks – Source: spm
Stains from markers or pens
In homes where there are children, it is easy to find marker or pen marks on the walls. Although they may seem permanent, they can actually be eliminated quickly and easily! Just dissolve a little Marseille soap in a liter of water and pass the mixture on the ink stain using a sponge. Rub it gently, taking care not to damage the wall. Finally, rinse off with lukewarm water.
Shoe brands
Perhaps they are part of the stains that are most often found in the house, on the walls: shoe marks. To clean them, it is enough to use an eraser, preferably white.
You can also try homemade magic eraser made simply with breadcrumbs! All you have to do is rub it on the stain!
Coffee stain on a wall – Source: spm
Coffee, oil or other food stains
These stains can appear in the kitchens of those who do not have tiles that protect the walls against stains from oil, coffee, etc. But fortunately it is possible to remove them when there are none! You will need to start by sprinkling salt on it and leaving it for about an hour.
After that, remove the salt with a damp cloth. Salt, in fact, has a strong natural absorbency, able to remove the stain and leave the wall as new.
On the other hand, in case of tomato or sauce stains, lemon can come to your rescue. It is enough to squeeze the juice of a lemon and wipe it with a sponge on the stain. Leave it on for an hour. Then rinse with a little lukewarm water.
Finally, for oil stains, flour is the most effective remedy. Pour this ingredient on your hands which you will apply directly to the wall, without rubbing and let stand for half an hour. When you see that the flour is soaked in oil, remove it with a dry cloth.
Furniture stains
Often on the walls it is possible to notice stains due to contact with furniture, such as furniture, paintings, etc.
In this case, we therefore recommend that you first assess whether your wall is washable or not. If this is the case, just dissolve three tablespoons of baking soda in a liter of water and pass the mixture thus obtained on the wall using a sponge.
If, on the other hand, your wall is not washable, we recommend that you always use baking soda but without dissolving it because if you wet the wall, it could cause rings.
Moisten it with just a little water until you get a pasty mixture then apply it to the stain. Leave on for a few minutes then remove with a cotton or woolen cloth.
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