Recent content by jaimepn

Nothing. I tried that several times in the past (tried detergent today bc nothing else was working). Here's an example of grease spots (next to the oven) that were rubbed with a wet sponge several times. Every mark in this wall becomes permanent, apparently. The detergent today was just a whole...

As this example demonstrates, I am scared of doing things myself. Also, this is a rented property and I have just "damaged" it (this is not wear and tear), so I am thinking on the best course of action. Also, the contract states "NO REDECORATING", so using different paint and colours is not an...

I don't think so. Paint is not white, it's a kind of light beige (it's not very evident from the photos). The stain colour matches the detergent colour (yellow-ish), and this area now has an all new texture, a bit more "slippery". Also, insistent rubbing exposed bits of the original paint: White.

I rented a property a few months ago, the walls are painted with some kind of paint (unwashable) that feels a lot like paper to the touch. I am extremely careful with the place, but couldn't avoid some minor grease spots on the kitchen wall, that I tried to wash off today. Found a youtube video...