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Fast and easy way to clean dried drool off walls?

irina

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Hi fellow mastiff owners! We all have the same on-going problem-drool that ends up in the weirdest places. Of course it is easy to wipe it off, but if you don't do it right away, I find it turns into yellow waxy substance that is not easy to clean off. My laminate floors and walls are covered in these spots. Of course I can use elbow grease and a brush to get them off, but it takes a lot of time and effort. I was wondering if there is something else I can do, like a spray and wipe type of product, home-made or commercially produced.
 

Penelope's Mom

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P doesn't really drool much but Franklin did, a lot. I used a Magic Eraser to clean the slime marks off the walls, baseboards, and blinds and it worked great. :)
 

cinnamon roll

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My shark steam mop is the greatest purchase I have ever made in regards to house cleaning. I bought the one expensive one that has multiple heads and converts to had held also.
 

musicdeb

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I use a solution of 1/2 water, 1/2 white vinegar with a tablespoon of baking soda in a squirt bottle. Squirt on the solution and let it set for about 20 seconds and wipe. Sometimes I have to squirt a second time. This works great and there are no harsh chemicals to harm me or Titan. In face, I use this solution to clean my kitchen and bathroom.
 

irina

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Thank you for all your suggestions. I use water and vinegar my-self for just about anything, except for granite, just minus the baking soda. Maybe I should add it and see if it works any better.
I have a few magic erasers around, will give that a try too.
 

dpenning

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Magic eraser for the win! I'll have to buy them by the case. With textured walls but they work great, thanks all for the tip!