I have small children, ages two to six, which means that I’ve seen my fair share of crayon scribbles. Because crayon is a wax, it can leave a nasty stain on anything that it comes into contact with. I ...

1. On clothes, scrape off as much crayon as possible with a dull straight edge 2. Apply a quality grease removing dish washing liquid to the stain 3. Work in with a soft brush, such as a toothbrush 4.

This article may contain affiliate links that Yahoo and/or the publisher may receive a commission from if you buy a product or service through those links. Ah, the ‘crayon on the wall’ work of art. A ...

Crayons are great for kids, not so great for walls. To remove the pesky marks from walls, spray with an oil lubricant like WD40 and wipe with a paper towel. Follow up with a soft cloth and a solution ...

Remove the crayon <I>without</I> ruining the LCD -- that's a little harder.<BR><BR>Most crayons use some kind of wax/oil base. The first thing I'd try is letting the LCD heat up and then use cloth or ...

Whether it’s the salad dressing splattering your shirt or someone else’s glass of red wine hitting your beige couch, stains are inevitable. Before you say goodbye to your favorite piece of clothing or ...

Dear Heloise: When a rambunctious child scribbled with a crayon on many parts of the back of the church’s choir room piano (including the black areas), it left the piano looking terrible. To find a ...

Diwali preparations often involve tackling stubborn crayon and paint marks on walls. This guide offers simple, budget-friendly solutions using everyday household items like baking soda, vinegar, and ...