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How do you get crayon off glass?
My 2 yr. old has written on the tv, sliding glass doors, window in my truck, and my full length mirror in my bathroom with crayon. LMAO.. I've got the color off but the wax still remains and is smearing in my truck! Any ideas? Windex does NOT cut it, hot water does not melt it, LMAO!
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- ask this dummyLv 41 decade agoFavorite Answer
NB Don't use a hair dryer on the glass of your TV as uneven heating could cause it to crack/shatter.
I found out recently that toothpaste is the preferred method of removing wax crayon from hard surfaces.
Source(s): TV programme - Anonymous5 years ago
If it was wax crayons hold a hairdryer on the crayon marks for a few seconds and wipe off with tissue
- BobLv 51 decade ago
Razor blade from a box cutter will scrape the crayon off.
Works great - then use some tub and tile cleaner.
I've also used Orange Glow, another cleaner to get crayon off of walls and doors.
- 1 decade ago
I found that furniture polish (especially Pledge) will remove candle wax smears. I have never tried it on crayon, but wax is wax. It would be worth a try!
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- anonLv 51 decade ago
Try this: Put a paper towel over it and use a hair dryer to heat the paper towel. Eventually the wax will melt and get sucked into the paper towel.
- 1 decade ago
Buy some GooBGone. It was originally designed to remove the residue from price stickers left behind when peeled off. It will remove any sort of "goo". I use it all the time.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
Goof-Off! It's a product that you can buy and it will remove crayon and all kids of other things. You can get it at hardware stores.
- steve dLv 41 decade ago
Wax is a grease. Any dish soap will work to remove it. Soap and water on a sponge - scrub - rinse - all done.