wornout wrench
Senior Member
It is time to paint the inside of the house again. One of my most favorite jobs in the whole world. Yup, just love it.
The kitchen ceiling.
This house has a really stupid design, there is a skylight that is pretty much just about over the stove.
The range hood fan is pretty much useless, so as I ladder up into the skylight I notice that there is a light greasy film on the paint. Left over from the last 10 years of cooking I imagine.
My first though was to use some KILZ primer on it, the old school stuff that will chase you out of the house with its wonderful smell. Have used it in the past to cover up things like stains on the walls, writing from the kids when they were little that sort of thing. But I have never tried it on a greasy (for lack of a better word) ceiling.
Other then trying to get up there and give it a scrub not really sure what else one could do. It is a textured ceiling, I'm not sure how it would react to a scrubbing.
The rest of the ceiling is not bad, just the skylight.
Any sage words of advice from others who have encounter the same issues?
The kitchen ceiling.
This house has a really stupid design, there is a skylight that is pretty much just about over the stove.
The range hood fan is pretty much useless, so as I ladder up into the skylight I notice that there is a light greasy film on the paint. Left over from the last 10 years of cooking I imagine.
My first though was to use some KILZ primer on it, the old school stuff that will chase you out of the house with its wonderful smell. Have used it in the past to cover up things like stains on the walls, writing from the kids when they were little that sort of thing. But I have never tried it on a greasy (for lack of a better word) ceiling.
Other then trying to get up there and give it a scrub not really sure what else one could do. It is a textured ceiling, I'm not sure how it would react to a scrubbing.
The rest of the ceiling is not bad, just the skylight.
Any sage words of advice from others who have encounter the same issues?