*sigh* things just get from bad to worse.
bath is new, less than a year old and the person hired to decorate appears to have splashed emulsion at the bottom.
Not trusting him to fix the problem on his own, what should he be doing to remove the emulsion so I can check that he's doing it right?
The bath is sealed and tiled so can't really replace it. I can't afford it and he certainly can't!!
Would a plastic scraper (like the one you scrape ice from the freezer) in some warm water with biological detergent work?
bath is new, less than a year old and the person hired to decorate appears to have splashed emulsion at the bottom.
Not trusting him to fix the problem on his own, what should he be doing to remove the emulsion so I can check that he's doing it right?
The bath is sealed and tiled so can't really replace it. I can't afford it and he certainly can't!!
Would a plastic scraper (like the one you scrape ice from the freezer) in some warm water with biological detergent work?
