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  1. 4th June 2011, 10:27 PM #1
    angela.shiflett
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    Default Any tips on using sugar soap on painted woodwork?

    The paintwork in my house - doors, skirting boards - is discoloured through tobacco smoke. I intend using Mangers Sugar Soap to clean it down, now that we have both stopped smoking.
    I have read somewhere that unless you wash every last trace of it off the woodwork, you will have problems painting. But I don't intend painting it for a while - the paint is sound. Its just discolouration.
    Any experiences or tips?
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  3. 4th June 2011, 11:00 PM #2
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    No ideas on the painting but well done on the quitting.
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