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Cleaning White Walls
A contractor friend taught me a neat trick for cleaning white sheet rocked walls. You need a pine/green cleaner (non toxic one's do exist) and a rough sponge (often green). Spray a bit of pine cleaner on the sponge and scrub. Wala!
Small photos = before and after
NOTE: the brand in this photo is not one of the non toxic brands. Whole Foods has one and there are others, look around.
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It would be great if Simple Green were a less toxic alternative. Unfortunately, it contains some nasty endocrine disruptors and is also dangerous to riparian areas and wildlife as well as humans.
It scored an F from EWG:
http://www.ewg.org/guides/cleaners/1545-SimpleGreenConcentratedAllPurposeCleaner
A better choice would be vinegar or one of the more highly rated EWG options like the Whole Foods pine cleaner (gets an A).
http://www.ewg.org/guides/subcategories/3-GeneralPurposeCleaner
I didnt think Simple Green was one of the good ones. Just the one I have in my house from when I worked with that carpenter. Thanks for naming the better version. I'm told all pine cleaners work for this application.
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