what home solution can i use to remove grease off of walls?

Answer 1

The product "Magic Eraser" by Mr. Clean does an amazing job on all kinds of stains, if this is a stain. (The Magic Eraser has also become available in store brands.)

If this is built up grease from cooking etc., try a nice strong, warm solution with a good cleaner like SpicNSpan. Use a good strong cloth - it might take a couple passes, and some elbow grease, but it's good.

Here's a "recipe" for a strong cleaner that I found:

1/2 oz. ( or 1 Tbls) Orange cleaner
1/2 oz. ( or 1 Tbls) Your Favorite Bleach or Disinfectant
1 Quart Water

If you're talking wallpaper:
Paper wallcoverings are considered nonwashable and require special cleaning techniques. Many wallcoverings are made of washable vinyl. Some manufacturers caution against using ammonia on these products, so be sure to check the instructions or test the cleaning product you plan to use in an inconspicuous area or on a leftover piece.

Sponge washable wallcoverings and some vinyl coverings with a mild detergent. To find out how much elbow grease your paper can take, first work on a scrap.

Lift grease stains from washable wallpaper with a paste made of cornstarch and water. Alternately, rub dry borax over the stains.

To remove a grease spot from nonwashable wallpaper, place a blotter over the spot and press it with a moderately hot iron. The blotter will soak up the grease.

Answer 2

First try to blot as much of the grease off as possible.

Then try using "goo gone" or any other product that is able to cut grease.

Finally, wash with a mild mix of soap and warm water.

Best of luck!

Answer 3

The best cleansers for grease you already have in your house. Powdered laundry soap especially Tide mixed with water into a paste. Another item is dish washing soap use it straight. Dish washing soap is a great hand soap if your hands are real greasy

Answer 4

WD-40... sounds crazy but it works.