Cleaning Crayon off Walls
Samantha from Loveland, CO
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RE: Cleaning Crayon off Walls
Thanks for the tip on the baby oil & hairdryer. I had no luck with the toothpaste either, but the baby oil was a lifesaver!
Post By Carrie (Guest Post)
RE: Cleaning Crayon off Walls
Dryer sheets get most of it, then use baking soda on a damp sponge
Post By Chris (Guest Post)
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Thank you so much for the tip of laundry sheets and hair dryer. My 3 year old colored on every wall in her room. Took me a few but we got it all off without any damage to the paint.
Post By khristy (Guest Post)
RE: Cleaning Crayon off Walls
I tried the toothpaste and it did not work very well. What specific kind should I use?
Post By Joyce Quaye (Guest Post)
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Dryer sheets worked and that wall smells good, lol
Post By mom of 2 (Guest Post)
RE: Cleaning Crayon off Walls
Thanks for the tips. I used a hair dryer and softener sheets and it worked great. I know the Mr Clean Magic Erasures work but I didn't have any. Just an FYI for everyone, if you use the Magic Erasure, don't let your kids touch them. They've been reported to burn through their skin due to the acid in them.
Thanks again
Post By Veronica (Guest Post)
RE: Cleaning Crayon off Walls
Thanks! The dryer sheet worked well, and when combined with the hair dryer it was amazing! It came off in just a few minutes.
Post By Raymond, Chicago IL (Guest Post)
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Mr. Clean Erasers are AWSOME!
Post By D (Guest Post)
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I have used wd-40 and it works good.
Post by jmz2005
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Do you hate when your children or brothers and sisters get permanent marker stains on the wall? Well, I have a solution for you and its very simple. All you have to do is use any toothpaste (maybe Colgate) and wipe the mark away. Works every time!
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