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Steam cleaner or sponge on a stick?

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nasalspray · 27/05/2020 21:24

What do you use to clean the high up areas of your bathroom and kitchen?

Ok, maybe not quite a sponge on a stick but I have always just used an extending pole that fitted a cloth - just a cheap thing from B&M or the like. Now it's broken (again) and I was wondering if a steam cleaner or better manual system was waiting for me Grin

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Idododoidadada · 27/05/2020 22:09

I just stand on a chair & clean the same way I clean the lower areas.

nasalspray · 27/05/2020 22:16

I can't get the chair close enough to do the tiles above the bathroom window because the toilet and sink are in the way!

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TheHighestSardine · 27/05/2020 22:24

Duster on a stick. Definitely not a steam cleaner, all the paint/paper will fall off!

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TimeWastingButFun · 27/05/2020 22:26

Steam cleaner, it's brilliant.

isseywith4vampirecats · 27/05/2020 22:28

look on ebay for the addis extending bathroom wall cleaner its like a thick microfibre cloth which is triangular shaped on an extending stick it gets into all the corners and does all the walls and window sills in about ten minutes in my bathroom I spray mine and then use it, the cloth comes off and goes in the washing machine, costs about £13 best bathroom wall cleaner ive ever bought

nasalspray · 27/05/2020 22:31

Definitely not a steam cleaner, all the paint/paper will fall off!

Oh no, it's tiled and wet walled!! I wouldn't steam paper or paint.

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