HELP I Can Not Get It Clean!!!

Have you tried QUIK 'N BRITE?
It is an excellent product for removal of grease.
AND it is non-toxic too.
You can order it from their website
I have been using it for years and it excellent for stain removal on clothes etc.
Hope this helps you.

S.
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S.

Shaklee's Get Clean line is amazing for grease - and just about everything else you can think of.

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C.
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I say paint! You might even feel more liek it is yours...

Those microfiber cloths...Scotch makes them...they are washable and reusable. I buy a pack of 25 at Sam's for about $10. They are WONDERFUL for cleaning. I would make up a good strong cleaning solution (like water with pinesol or water with Dawn dish detergent) and try washing with that. Dawn cuts grease really well and the microfiber cloth has little nylon loops that act like little blades to scrape off built-up stuff. They are WONDERFUL...

Another thing- if it's really thick, you could try one of those scrapers from Pampered chef for cleaning off crud on the stone bakeware. It looks sort of like a plastic disk...try softening it with dawn solution and then see if scraping with the plastic scraper helps.

It's probably going to be a several step process. Don't get disheartened...it will get better.

If the paint surface is really solid, you might try those green scrubbies (or yellow or white scrubbies are not as harsh) and see if mildly rubbing with that helps.

Good Luck!

Try Crud Cutter. I believe its sold in hardware stores maybe Walmart. My grandma is a chain smoker and this stuff removed years of tar.

This might sound weird, but magic eraser takes EVERYTHING OUT! Just give it a try! My daughter had perminent marker on our granite countertops and nothing but the magic eraser would take it off! It's worked great on soap scum etc. Just keep it away from the kids, i'm not sure what the chemical is in it, but it works wonders.

TSP is really powerful-- i used it to get really toxic smoke out of clothing from a house fire.

just be VERY careful not to get it on your skin. it's dangerous.

have you tried oxy clean? or powdered cleanser with a scrubbing sponge? i've found that the powder can clean a lot of stuff that spray cleaners can't.

Hi S.,
They sell industrial strenth degreasers at Lowes that might help, it might be easiest to just re-paint! Also Simple Green works great on just about anything and is more enviro. friendly in the house.
I also must suggest www.flylady.net for you. Flylady will change your life and teach those kiddos how to keep their household together. Some of flylady's ideas seem strange at first but stick with her and she'll change your home and your life;-)
Good Luck!
M.

Have you tried vinegar? Or spray with vinegar and then dust with baking soda?
Mr. Clean Magic Eraser?
SOS pad?

Panting over it all?? ;)

I'd get a steam cleaner.

If you haven't tried vinegar, might try that. It tends to cut things, like lime deposits, etc. that other things wont.

If you haven't tried ORANGE CLEAN, that stuff WORKS when it comes to cutting grease. I use it when I need something a little tougher and especially when it comes to grease.

Mr clean magic eraser. We had some grease that had been there for a long time. Came right off.

I've used Murphy's oil soap - sometimes straight - on greasy cabinets and wood. Use a scrubby pad or check in small spot to see if a scrub brush would work without taking the paint off :) Good luck to you!

TSP-trisodium phosphate in the painting section will clean your walls. Wear gloves. Follow directions. All the new cleaners nowadays are phosphate free to save the environment, but nothing cleans like TSP. You've got to have phosphates. All good cleaners used to have them. If you can't find it, go to Lowe's or Home Depot and ask the person in the paint section for TSP-that's T, S, P. They will know where it is.

Lestoil! It is the best thing I have ever found. It cleaned black Sharpie marker off of my yellow kitchen wall with very little scrubbing! It is also the only thing that will remove the grease from the back splash behind my stove. I have used it to clean the kitchen cubpords many times. I even used it on my (white) microsuade dining room chair to remove crayon and marker that my 18 month old used to "color" lol. Like I said, best stuff ever!

I used dirtex to clean the kitchen cupboards before priming and painting them. Supposedly it cuts throught grime. It worked well enough but the cupboards weren't that dirty. It may be worth a try or maybe you could paint over.

I had a light in my kitchen that had a build up of sticky thick grease when we moved in. I sprinkled baking soda over it the sprayed it with vinegar water and it came right off. A lot of timew when I wash my shower I sprinkle the baking soda over my brush and spray the wall of shower with vinegar and scrub. Might work on your walls.

I wonder if you could use keltz as a primer and then paint it.
Keltz takes out smells of smoke etc it stinks really bad but is a good cover/ primer.
You might try calling an industrial cleaning supply place and asking them for assistance.

I will have to echo the Quick N Brite. that stuff is amazing and non-toxic. They used to sell it at our state fair and ir really works. We have used it on clothes to take grease stains out. The solid can be made into a liquid to spray so you don't have to buy the liquid. It can be a little pricey to buy and ship, but it is well worth it. Good luck!!

A.