Popcorn ceilings, a distinctive feature in homes built from the 1950s to the 1980s, offer both aesthetic and practical benefits, such as quick application, sound buffering, and hiding imperfections. Popcorn ceilings, often chosen over smooth, skim-coated plaster ceilings, gained popularity due to their ease of spray application, ability to conceal flaws, and sound-absorbing qualities. Despite their advantages, these textured ceilings present unique cleaning challenges. Their rough surface not only tends to accumulate dust, cobwebs, pollen, and even mildew, but also crumbles easily, complicating the cleaning process.