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Best way to clean bricks (covered w/ soot from fireplace)?

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AndreaLMT
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Best way to clean bricks (covered w/ soot from fireplace)?

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Should soap & water be enough?

Message edited 12/17/2005 1:07:40 PM.

Posted 12/17/05 12:50 PM
 
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justthe4ofus
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Re: Best way to clean bricks (covered w/ soot from fireplace)?

Not sure but I hope you are not doing it! I don't think breathing in soot is good for you!

Posted 12/17/05 2:06 PM
 

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Re: Best way to clean bricks (covered w/ soot from fireplace)?

I first use the vacuum with the bristle extension to get most of the real loose dirt on the bricks and then I get a real damp sponge and wipe it, be careful not to make it too wet or it will just smudge the dirt everywhere. GL and wear a mask.

Posted 12/17/05 2:33 PM
 

AndreaLMT
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Re: Best way to clean bricks (covered w/ soot from fireplace)?

Thanks!
The fireplace actually hasn't been used in ages (we just got that room renovated), and it's just a little soot on some of the bricks in the front, a scrub brush & sponge w/ some soapy water seemed to do the trick, but we'll see.Chat Icon

Posted 12/17/05 2:54 PM
 

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Re: Best way to clean bricks (covered w/ soot from fireplace)?

I Used Mr. Cleans magic eraser....

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Posted 12/17/05 3:38 PM
 

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Re: Best way to clean bricks (covered w/ soot from fireplace)?

I used Oxyclean on mine. Mixed it in a little spray bottle w warm water. Worked great!

Posted 12/18/05 9:03 AM
 
 
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