Cardboard Box Stain In Closet
Cardboard box stains in your closet can be cleaned with a
little soap and water, sometimes. Usually these areas will need to be
cleaned and repainted.
Home Repair Tip: Keep boxes away from your walls. And never put it in
moist or wet cardboard box in your closet. Closets are usually dark and
have no circulation if the the doors are closed. This is the ideal
breeding ground for mold and mildew's.
Closet stains on the side of your closet walls are
usually from placing items inside of your closet and of course removing
them. Usually these items are clothes that are hanging up in the closet
and being used regularly. After a while, you will notice that paint
starting to discolor. The more these areas are used, the heavier the
staining will become over time.
Sometimes people use portable shelving for storage in their closets and
over time, if these shelves aren't secured somehow, they can rub up
against the closet walls, and you could start to see staining with wall
damage.
The biggest problem with portable shelving is that you usually don't
notice the damage until you remove the shelving from the closet.
Home Tip: Your hands arms and other body parts usually have a thin layer
of oil on them. Over time, as you are removing and replacing your
clothing, your arms can brush up against the walls, leaving a stain on
them from the oils on your body.
Wall Stains From Bed