How to Remove Graffiti from Bathroom Walls Using Soft Scrub

Graffiti can be an eyesore, especially when it's on bathroom walls. Fortunately, Soft Scrub is an effective way to eliminate graffiti without causing damage to the surface. In this Help Center article, we will guide the maintenance team through the steps to remove graffiti from bathroom walls using Soft Scrub.## Materials and ToolsBefore starting the removal process, gather the following items:- Soft Scrub cleaner
- Cloth or sponge
- Soft-bristle brush (if needed)
- Gloves
- Safety goggles
- Bucket of water
- Paper towel or clean, dry cloth## Steps to Remove Graffiti

1. **Safety First**: Facilities maintenance staff should wear gloves and safety goggles to protect their hands and eyes from the cleaning agent.

2. **Test the Surface**: Before applying Soft Scrub to the entire graffiti area, test it on a small and inconspicuous area of the bathroom wall. Make sure the surface material can tolerate the Soft Scrub cleaner without any discoloration or damage.

3. **Clean the Surface**: Remove any dirt or debris from the graffiti area by gently wiping it with a wet cloth or sponge. This will enable the Soft Scrub to work more effectively.

4. **Apply the Soft Scrub**: Squeeze an appropriate amount of Soft Scrub onto the cloth or sponge, and gently apply it to the graffiti in circular motions. Be sure to cover the entire affected area.

5. **Let It Sit**: Allow the Soft Scrub to sit on the graffiti for 5 to 10 minutes. This gives the cleaner time to penetrate and break down the graffiti.

6. **Scrub the Graffiti**: If the graffiti is not too stubborn, gently scrub the area with the cloth or sponge. For more persistent graffiti, use a soft-bristle brush instead. Apply pressure according to the wall's surface material, being cautious not to cause any damage.

7. **Rinse and Repeat**: Rinse the wall with clean water from your bucket, and assess the area. If the graffiti is still visible, repeat steps 4 to 6 as needed until the graffiti is completely removed.

8. **Dry the Wall**: Once the graffiti is removed, dry the bathroom wall using a clean, dry cloth or paper towel to prevent water stains.

9. **Dispose of Materials**: Safely dispose of used materials, including gloves, cloth or sponge, and any residual Soft Scrub.Soft Scrub is a fantastic solution for removing graffiti from bathroom walls, leaving them clean and free of blemishes. By following these steps, the maintenance team can effectively restore the appearance of your facility.