Because of the warm climate, a painter in Los Angeles can do exterior as well as interior work at any time of year. In regard to interior painting, you may find that eliminating the odor of fresh paint proves difficult if you don’t have your windows open most of the time. Follow some helpful tips to quickly return the home’s interior back to its normal smell.
Ventilation
Opening windows when appropriate ventilates the home and the breezes gradually remove odors once a painter in Los Angeles has finished the project. You may have become accustomed to relying on air conditioning and the heating system for climate control, but this is an ideal time to let some fresh air in whenever the temperature is not too extreme. For best results, use fans in at least a couple of windows to move fresh air inside. The paint odor is likely to linger for a long time if you always have everything closed.
Odor-Absorbing Materials
Buy a bag of charcoal and place crushed or broken charcoal in buckets around the home. The material is an excellent odor absorber. The cheap product available for barbecuing works fine, but make sure not to buy any with lighter fluid added. Other somewhat effective odor absorbers include baking soda and coffee grounds. You might sprinkle a liberal amount of baking soda on the carpeting and hard floors in the morning, then vacuum and sweep it up upon arriving home from work. Interior painting can be completed by CC Cleaning & Maintenance.
