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Anonymous users2024-01-24If you are not ripe, please try it: first use a sharp knife to gently scrape thin, and then dip the cloth in banana water to try to rub. It's best to experiment with the original floor scraps.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Upstairs is the right solution.
Be careful to remove the obvious parts first.
Then rub it with a solvent such as a thinner.
Pay attention to wash the area with water after wiping, and wash your hands cleanly.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22502, which has become solid, cannot be dissolved and can only be gently scraped off with a blade after waxing.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21Go to the paint store and buy a bottle of dilute sodium water and rub it with a cotton swab (note: don't spill dilute sodium water on the floor).
I sell flooring.
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Anonymous users2024-01-20Post a hello kitty on it.
1. Drop 502 in the original place to melt the original 502, and then quickly wash it off with water, which is very smart! >>>More
Wipe slowly with water, wipe it several times, do not use a blade or steel wool ball to clean, and after cleaning, you need to use floor wax to maintain.
The most effective is acetone (slightly toxic, be careful. ) >>>More
It's not obsessive-compulsive disorder, it's a bit unfounded, just spill the water and clean it up, and the electrical appliances will be powered off immediately when they get wet!
Floors and walls can be cleaned in the following ways:
1. If you are at home, use existing things, such as wind oil, perfume, nail polish remover, and alcohol, first use these things to moisten the painted places, and then use a shovel or a slightly stiffer tool to shovel it later. >>>More