Extended Life-Span Of Wall Paint

Any homeowner is always proud to have freshly painted walls. You want to preserve the paint intact forever and show off your house to everyone because of the clean, faultless finish. But much like everything lovely, walls eventually develop flaws. It is inevitable to leave marks on walls. For instance, furniture leaning against a wall over time can leave stains and eventually reduce the shine of the paint. However, to make stains is to cherish your house! While we cannot take away your family’s and your home’s expression of love, we can provide you with methods to occasionally clean your walls and help you keep your lovely walls for as long as possible.

1. Buy wall-friendly furniture- It’s usually a good idea to install bumpers behind your sofas and dining room chairs. Additionally, you can spend money on slip-resistant carpets or mats to stop your sofas from slamming into the wall too frequently. When it comes to shielding your walls, a cloth couch is always your best bet. When compared to wood or rot-iron sofas, it is gentler on walls.

2. Protection from harsh sunlight- When it comes to preventing UV rays from damaging your wall paint, it is always preferable to have window film installed or to keep your windows covered with sheer curtains. Direct sunlight tends to cause paint to fade. The best course of action is to always be aware of your windows and doors.

3. Cover spots with paint- You can repaint the area using the same color if the stain is stubborn or the paint has shifted too far. Utilize the same tools as earlier and ensure that the brand and color match. In this manner, spot correction appears perfect. However, always save this option for last and do your best to carefully wipe down your walls first.

4. Routine wall cleaning- If your paint is waterproof and washable, it’s a good idea to gently wipe stains off your wall first with a dry cloth, then with a little damp cloth. When wiped in this manner, most stains are easily removed. As you wipe, be careful to use gentle circular motions. It is always preferable to test the paint’s washability before painting a whole wall (s). Always remember that when a stain is produced, the wall must be cleaned. It ought to be slow and delicate as well.
5. A clean home has clean walls- Vacuum your walls, furniture, mats, rugs, and floors frequently to keep the paint looking good. While using a broom to sweep is OK, vacuuming works best when removing dust. Additionally, be sure to sweep the house at least three times every week using a wet cloth or a mopping stick. Additionally, perform a full house cleaning once every 4-6 months. This keeps dust from gathering or blowing around excessively and keeps your walls looking cheery.