Stop painting over water stains on ceilings and walls! There is a quick and easy way to get rid of those stains.
This video is a step by step walkthrough of how to mix bleach and water to get rid of water stains on your ceiling. You should never paint over a water stain on a ceiling, unless you plan to paint the whole ceiling. Painting just a spot will still leave an obvious mark on your ceiling. Unless you know the exact color and sheen that was used on your ceiling.
This DIY bleach spray fix for water stains only works on white ceilings. The bleach will lighten any other color of paint. So, make sure to protect your walls, carpet, furniture, wall art, everything before spraying the water stain with the bleach and water mixture.

How to Fix Water Stains on Ceiling or Wall - Without Painting It! How to Use Bleach on Water Stains.

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0:00 How to Fix Water Stains on Ceiling
0:10 Do Not Paint over Water Stains on a Ceiling
0:40 How to Mix the Bleach and Water
1:00 Set the Spray Bottle to Mist
1:25 Fixing the first Water Stain on our Ceiling
2:15 Water Stains on a Popcorn Ceiling
2:45 Lightly Spray the Water Stain
3:25 ONLY Use Bleach on White Ceilings
4:15 After Just 4 Minutes of Treatment
4:30 Fixing the Ceiling Water Stains in the Next Room
6:00 Sometimes you need 2 or 3 treatments
6:30 Watch Out for Bleach Fumes
7:00 The Water Stains are GONE!

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DISCLAIMER: I am not a professional. I am a DIYer with 20+ years in home remodeling and DIY. Abbotts At Home is not liable in any way for injury or loss resulting from any ideas or information I provide. No single YouTube video can teach you everything you need to know or warn you about everything that might happen. You should always do a lot of research from multiple sources to make sure you are ready to start a project. AND ALWAYS follow manufacturer directions on tools! DIY AT YOUR OWN RISK.

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