Abbey 10 White Magic Eraser Sponge for Cleaning – Cleaning Melamine Sponges for Stain & Mark Removal – Magic Eraser Sponge for Walls, Kitchens, Bathrooms, Paint Eraser - Dust Sponge 25.5x8.99x5cm

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Or, you can add it to a fresh spray bottle (I always say fresh so that you’re not accidentally mixing chemicals) and spray it directly onto the wall and mop it off, the easy way.

I love to clean with Natural cleaning solutions as often as possible, so I must tell you that I use White Distilled Vinegar to clean with on a daily basis. It’s up to you, of course, but I would also recommend being careful with your paint if you decide to go the bleach route, if it is your only option, make sure to rinse it really well and dry it so that it will damage your paint as little as possible. This cleaning article was originally shared to this blog on August 3rd 2013, and has since been updated to improve user experience, add video instruction, as well as to make it as shareable as possible across the social medias. Its flexible, soft mop head attracts dust, cobwebs, pet hair, and fine debris. It features thousands of fluffy fibers to get the job done and lasts up to two years or 200 washes.Bona Microfiber Mop: This is the best overall mop for ceilings and walls because you can use it dry or wet, it’s lightweight, and it features a pivoting mop head and extendable handle. It also has the largest mop head at 20 inches long. That may be too big for certain spaces (for example, around light fixtures), but if you have a large home with tall ceilings, you’ll be able to cover a ton of space in minutes.

Spot Clean Stains: If you encounter stubborn stains or marks, apply a bit of the cleaning solution directly to the affected area and gently scrub with a soft sponge or cloth. Be careful not to scrub too hard, as this might remove the paint. If Sal Suds isn’t an option for you, you can just use a little bit of dish soap in warm water, and fill a squirt spray bottle that way. Rinse your sponge or cloth in the clear water, wring it well and go over the same area to rinse. Blot or let air dry.It just so happens that Ifigured out this method of washing walls when I hadsuch a large task ahead of me that Iwas so overwhelmed at the thought of it, thatmy choices were either have a good cry and do it anyway. True paper, fabric and grass cloth wall coverings are best preserved only by using dry methods to spot clean them. Get them wet and you risk tearing, bubbling and other damage. Try blotting out fingerprints, stains and smudges with a kneadable or art gum eraser, a dry cleaning sponge or even a balled up slice of white bread. Dab or carefully "erase" to remove the stain. and maybe train your kids not to drag their hands along the walls when they walk by…I know, that one is much easier said than done, but it makes a huge difference.