After room makeover, you can suddenly notice some paint stains on your linoleum - and that's not great for beautiful new interiors.
The main thing is that linoleum can be easily damaged by excessive rubbing and strong chemicals, so you should act gently.
Here are a few tips on how to get rid of paint stains without damaging your floors.
Act Quickly
The sooner you tackle the paint, the easier it is to remove. Wet paint is easier to clean than dried paint.
Scrape Gently
Use a plastic scraper or a dull knife to carefully scrape off any wet paint. Be gentle to avoid damaging the linoleum.
Damp Cloth
Wet a cloth or sponge with warm, soapy water. Use a mild soap.
Rub Gently
Gently rub the paint stain with the soapy cloth. It may take some time, but keep at it.
Rinse and Dry
Rinse the area with clean water and dry it with a towel.
Stubborn Stains
If the paint doesn't come off with soapy water, you can try using a little rubbing alcohol on a cloth.
But be cautious, as it can remove the linoleum's shine.
Avoid Harsh Chemicals
Try to avoid using harsh chemicals, as they can harm the linoleum's finish.
Conclusion
Remember, linoleum is sensitive to strong chemicals, so go easy on it.
Always test a small, hidden area first to make sure the cleaning method won't damage your linoleum.
