Here are quite a few tips for removing crayon from your walls. Your course of action will depend on the surface of your wall; however, I am sure you will find some information here that will make that crayon mark a thing of the past.
Spray the mark with multipurpose lubricating oil (don't let it drip on the floor). You can put this on a rag and wipe the area instead of spraying the wall if you like. Then you can use a paper towel or clean white cloth to gently wipe the mark.
If the crayon mark is stubborn, sprinkle a little baking soda on a damp sponge and gently rub in a circular motion. If lubricant residue remains, dampen a sponge with a solution of one or two drops of mild dishwashing liquid to one cup of water. Squeeze out the sponge and gently rub the mark in a circular motion. Rinse the sponge and lightly moisten it with water to wipe the area once more; then dry with a clean cloth.
Other things that you can use to remove crayon from walls are:
You can get crayon off of marlite, paneling, or some tougher types of walls using a bit of toothpaste. Don't use the gel type, which is known to stain. Use regular paste and a soft cloth to clean up the crayon marks.
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2014-12-31 08:03:18
JJ
I've got a solution for crayon marks, and it's two words: "white toothpaste". You'd be surprised at how well it works! Apply it with a rag, rub it on, wipe off the crayon. And by the by, the same goes for black scuff marks. White toothpaste! 😀
2014-12-30 10:50:43
Chris
Good information; thanks.
I used to use the WD40-type lubricating oils very successfully on crayon.
Then microfiber came on the market. What a blessing to mankind! Just dampened with water, I can get most crayon off. But if not, a cleaner called Awesome finishes it. (To the best of my knowledge, Awesome is found ONLY in the dollar stores.)
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