You can add some shampoo to a small bucket of water and use this to wash the hairspray residue away. Shampoo is made to take hairspray out of your hair so it will remove it from your walls and woodwork without damaging them.
Hello, Basic soap and water and a microfiber cloth, i try to wipe the counter and walls down about once per week to remove the film, and it it easier to clean if you do it more often.
Every time I clean my mirrors, they end up having tons of streaks and almost look worse than before I started. What could I use to clean them that won't leave streaks...
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I need to know how to remove baby powder from woodwork in bathroom, especially in nook and crannies and rough edges of cabinets. Also how to slow down the process of ...
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Rubbing alcohol is what my mom always used. She was a hairdresser. Here's a full article with different ideas: https://speedcleaning.com/2016/cleaning-tips-from-the-clean-team/7-tips-cleaning-hairspray-bathroom-surfaces/
Dawn dish soap or rubbing alcohol or shampoo, any will work. Whatever is convenient.
You can add some shampoo to a small bucket of water and use this to wash the hairspray residue away. Shampoo is made to take hairspray out of your hair so it will remove it from your walls and woodwork without damaging them.
Baking soda in water will also remove hair spray. Can add alcohol to This mix.
Hello, Basic soap and water and a microfiber cloth, i try to wipe the counter and walls down about once per week to remove the film, and it it easier to clean if you do it more often.