by Donna
Other than paint what can you put on bathroom walls to help with hairs
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Sandy Mills McDowell
on Dec 11, 2017
Not sure how this happens, but could you be more detailed about the problem?? -
![Naomie Moore aka baileyanddaisey, Castaic CA]()
Naomie Moore aka baileyanddaisey, Castaic CA
on Dec 11, 2017
I wash the walls. Use a swiffer type mop, goes quick! -
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Cindy
on Dec 11, 2017
You could install wainscoting. Or, if hair is the issue, maybe install closed cabinetry. -
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Linda Sikut
on Dec 11, 2017
Are you saying that hair sticks onto your bathroom walls? I don't know if you mean your hair, or that of a pet. Basically, I'd guess that it just needs to be wiped down more often. I believe it sticks due to static electricity so it will most likely stick to anything. The best finish you could have to keep it from being a huge job would be something smooth. That's not to say it won't be there, but digging it out of crevices is a lot more work. Are you saying it's on the floor? Then having a Swiffer type mop close by, like Naomie said, and using it daily will help. Is it a problem in the bath tub? Then keep a microfiber cloth handy or grab a piece of toilet paper, clean it up and flush it away every time you or anyone else showers. Hope that helps. I wish you the best. -
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Cynthia H
on Dec 11, 2017
My mom used to have a problem getting hairspray on the wall behind her (or I should say I had the problem with cleaning it) in the bathroom. I used to wash it with a sponge and vinegar. I thought that might be what you meant. Goo gone might work, also, although I'd be worried about damaging the wall. -
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Nancy Fisher
on Dec 11, 2017
Try wiping surfaces with dryer softener sheets.
Sandy Mills McDowell
on Dec 11, 2017
Naomie Moore aka baileyanddaisey, Castaic CA
on Dec 11, 2017
Cindy
on Dec 11, 2017
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