How Do You Remove Crayon From Painted Walls?
There’s just something about Crayola crayons that make anyone into an artist. But what can you do if your budding artist strays from his paper and draws on your walls? Have no fear! Here’s a few simple ways to help you remove even non-washable crayon art from your painted walls. Step 1 Mr. Clean Erasers are made for just this sort of thing. Do yourself a favor, though, and spot-test your wall in an inconspicuous area first. You want to be sure the Eraser won’t erase the paint or finish off right along with the crayon! Step 2 Toothpaste (the white pasty kind, not the gel variety) works like magic on crayon. Just put a dab of toothpaste on a soft cotton cloth and lightly buff the marks until they disappear. Step 3 Put some baby oil on a soft cotton cloth. Use a blow dryer to heat up the waxy marks, then rub with the oily cloth. Voila! No more marks! Step 4 Use a dryer sheet to buff the marks off the wall. Not only will your wall be clean in seconds, but your room will smell laundry-fresh
