Holi 2024: Easy Tips To Clean Holi Colours From Floor And Walls

Holi 2024 is around the corner. This is a time when people play with colours and water and go to Holi parties at their friends and family members’ houses. From great food that includes savoury gujiyas to dance numbers, there is so much to do and enjoy at this festival. However, this can lead to an immense amount of mess at home, your walls and floors are prone to stains that are caused by Holi colours. These colour stains may be rigid enough to never fade away and damage the quality of your walls.

Ahead of this beautiful festival of colours, prepare your house from these damaging Holi colours. Even if you get colour stains on the walls and floor, try these hacks to get rid of the stubborn patches.

How To Remove Holi Colours From Walls?

Holi parties are fun to organise at home but the mess that is left behind can be disgusting. Here are some cleaning tips to follow to get rid of colour stains on your walls and to prepare them before the party.

Pre-Holi Preparation

• Spray varnish spray or water-resistant coating on walls to avoid the Holi colours from sticking to the walls. This will make it easier to remove the colours.
• You can also remove any wall hanging, paintings, or photo frames hung on the walls.
• If you have wallpapers, you can add plastic sheets temporarily to protect them.

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Post-Holi Tips

• For dry colours, use a light broomstick or duster to dust off the colours.
• Mix water with a mild detergent and softly rub off the stubborn stains with a sponge. You can also make a solution with baking soda, and water, or vinegar and water and scrub off the walls.

How To Remove Holi Colours From Floor?

If you are worried about the colour stains that will be left on the floor after the Holi party, here are some tips to remove the stubborn marks.

• For dry colours, simply dust off the colours with a broomstick.
• For stubborn colours, make a solution with warm water, salt, and baking soda, let it sit on the floor for some time then scrub it off.

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