rag to remove the chemical from the wall. Tread carefully. Too little water and you may not get the chemical off, thereby compromising the paint’s ability to adhere. Too much water and you run ...

The Environmental Protection Agency has found that a chemical commonly used to remove paint poses a health risk to pregnant women and women of childbearing age. EPA released its risk assessment ...

He had suffocated on a chemical called methylene chloride. The 31-year-old's death is one of dozens blamed on popular paint removers sold under the brand names Goof-Off, Strypeeze, Klean Strip and ...

Getting blue tack or stickers off your walls can be tricky, with the risk of chipping the paint beneath too ... be tempted to grab a ready-made stain remover but remember they can be toxic ...