By eHow Home & Garden Editor
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If your kids have taken to demonstrating their creativity by putting crayon to wall, gently take them aside, explain the joys of paper, apologize for having to erase their masterpieces, and follow these steps for a clean wall.
eHow Home & Garden Editor
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tjmoffett said
on 6/28/2008 WD-40 is like MAGIC! Spray some on a sturdy paper towel and it will dissolve the crayon with very little pressure, preserving the paint. Then just take a damp (water) paper towel to wipe away whatever is left.
Chanel227 said
on 11/8/2007 For removing stubborn crayon stains from washable clothing use WD-40. I just found this out because it was the correct answer on Who Wants to be a Millionaire. See..you CAN learn thns from TV!
Chanel227 said
on 11/8/2007 For removing stubborn crayon stains from washable clothing use WD-40. I just found this out because it was the correct answer on Who Wants to be a Millionaire. See..you CAN learn thns from TV!
nwassef said
on 9/15/2007 Removing crayons from a painted wall: I tried the baking soda mix and it did not work. I tried the hand lotion thing and it did not work either. What really worked was heating the surface with the blow dryer for 30 seconds and then wiping the crayon stain off with a scrub damped in soapy water. I had to wipe it off again with a cloth damped in water to remove the soap from the wall. It worked so perfectly!
Pitten said
on 5/9/2007 How ato remove crayon stains from walls - I use Orange Glow. It has the same oil consistancy of WD-40 but with a much better smell. Afterwards I rewiped the walls with my favorite cleaner to get the excess oil off. This tool me all of 5 minutes for a 17 x 13 room.