Interior was painted when built, kind unknown, probably white oil base...never paid it any attention.
Had a circuit to cellar but one of my earth moving adventures put an accidental stop to that. Could run an extension cord down one of the vent pipes.
On the bleach a yes. On several coats, probably a good idea. I use a bleach mix to spray the North side of my buildings where algae likes to grow if you don't power wash the affected wall. You start out with it being green and treat it and it turns grey over a few days but stays gray. Give it a week or two and it is back to its normal color. Soooo several coats surely wouldn't hurt.
Soap sounds like a good idea, like using a surfactant with plant spraying herbicide one would think.
I have some boxes of papers that surely will be a mess to get out. "Gonna be a dreary" day, or two, or week......... as the song goes.
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