Things You'll Need:
- Dishwashing Liquid
- Lighter Fluid
- Cleaning Cloths
- Cleaning Cloths
- Irons
- Soap-base Crayons
- Sponges
- Spot Remover
- Dishwashing Liquid
- Liquid Cleansers
- Old Toothbrushes
- Paper Towel Rolls
- Sponges
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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 Article: How to Remove Crayon Stains From Walls
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landloards said
on 10/31/2009 Can I just paint over crayon? Just checked up on our renters that have 5 kids under 7. The walls are covered uptairs and down. Some places are as high as I can reach! They colored on bare wood, painted wood, walls... everything! Some places they even used majic marker. What to do... I need to get this rented again.
silentavenger said
on 4/17/2009 Thanks guys, my 2 yr old daughter got a hold of a maroon crayon and constructed a huge Picasso picture stringing all down our white painted hall way. I tried the Orange Glo, it worked great on my washer
silentavenger said
on 4/17/2009 Thanks guys, my 2 yr old daughter got a hold of a maroon crayon and constructed a huge Picasso picture stringing all down our white painted hall way. I tried the Orange Glo, it worked great on my washer
echoswift said
on 3/9/2009 Our little girl drew on ours doors before we could paint or stain them,so:For UNFINISHED wood. The answer is The Mr. Clean Magic Eraser and pure alcohol. I used the HEET brand gasoline additive, because it is a cheap and convenient source of almost pure alcohol. Wipe with water quickly after.For FINISHED or PAINTED wood, Mr. Clean Magic Eraser and Goo Gone. Wipe Quickly After.
gracea said
on 1/9/2009 The only thing suggested here that I had on hand was silver polish- it worked really well!