Hi Marsha, look for a hard core glass cleaner or you can try dish soap. Fireplace soot is surprisingly oily and very hard to remove from just about anything.
Oh God Bless you. This is such a job. Been down this road. Had an Entire Basement covered with Soit. I used Rubbing alcohol, Linseed Oil, Creosote and Paint Remover, Plus Finished it off with Mr. Clean in a Bucket. Those are about the only realistic products that can attack soot without going through 643 Thousand Paper Towels. I hope you find a Solution Marsha.
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Hi Marsha, look for a hard core glass cleaner or you can try dish soap. Fireplace soot is surprisingly oily and very hard to remove from just about anything.
Use the soot itself...add water..make a paste..and rub it on...rub it off.! Use gloves!
Oh God Bless you. This is such a job. Been down this road. Had an Entire Basement covered with Soit. I used Rubbing alcohol, Linseed Oil, Creosote and Paint Remover, Plus Finished it off with Mr. Clean in a Bucket. Those are about the only realistic products that can attack soot without going through 643 Thousand Paper Towels. I hope you find a Solution Marsha.