Don't be silly

I won't pick my nose in public

Get it ready before hand buffoon

Old dried boogers have no power

They have to be used within minutes of extraction

I once turned my wall from blue to stale green

without paint

When my younger brother finally moved out from my parents place, I came over to help clean and paint that room for my mother. I have never seen so many fucking boogers on a wall in my life

r i p H a I

Some of them jsut couldn't be removed, so they got painted over kek

scrape em off

It's not a flat, smooth wall

It's that bumpy stuff, the little wood pieces

If you know what I mean

Don't know what they're called in english

So it couldn't just be scraped off, without ruining that

Never liked that kind of wall. Why do people want a white wall with little lumps everywhere

It just looks like you're sitting inside a hollowed out square of rice-porridge

You could have removed the texturing and then painted

it's not hard

I used to be a painter and did it all the time

Yeah but I don't live there, and my mother wanted to keep it

She'll never know of those boogers

Now that you mention your painting expertise. What would be the best way to do that?

Just start scraping with one of those wall-scrapers, or spray warm water on the wall first?

As a kid I had a lot of fun removing the tapestry (?) or what it's called, with my dad when we had moved into a new place

Spray warm water first for sure

fooor sure

I like to use a plastic wide-bladed putty knife

never metal

it will mess up the drywall if you're not careful

https://www.zoro.com/zoro-plastic-putty-knives-2-4-6-g7720231/i/G7720231/ That middle one is perfect. small one for the corners

let the water sit for a while too

like spray it all down, wait 20 minutes, then spray again before you scrape

This is actually really useful advice, someday this is going to save me a great bother or two. Thank you man

sure thing

And I guess the non-metal ones doesn't rust too

the plastic ones don't right

Yeah hah

I don't use the plastic for just about anything else though

metal is usually the way to go