this all depends. was it wax or pencil. if it was wax put a tea towel on the top and iron. just a little tip...if she uses wax crayon on the wall get the hairdryer heat the wax then wipe off, ive not tried it myself but bin told it works.
2007-03-26 10:10:36
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answered by laura s 2
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If the fabric is safe to be ironed, (cotton is good, polyester not so much) lay a piece of white paper over the crayon and iron the paper on the cotton setting. The wax will melt and be absorbed into the paper.
2007-03-26 10:10:46
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answered by Tapioca 4
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De-Solv-it. Spray it on, and wipe it off with a dry rag, then take remaining crayon residue with a wet rag and crayon is gone. This is great stuff to have around the house. And can be used for a lot of other things.
2007-03-26 10:30:17
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answered by Buddy 3
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you could try getting some absorbent fabric/paper and placing it over the crayon. Then use your iron on a low heat to try and melt the wax crayon, which should then be absorbed into your cloth.
2007-03-26 10:08:51
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answered by louloubelle 4
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Use your iron over some brown paper/greaseproof paper, hot enough to lift the crayon but not too hot that it will melt the glider.
2007-03-26 10:15:36
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answered by x SexySian x 4
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if its a wax crayon there are two methods, put a towel over it and a bag of ice on top, this sets it hard so you can peel it off, or try ironing over it to warm it up, then peel off
2007-03-27 20:20:30
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answered by JOJO 4
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iron over a piece of blotting paper at a very low heat 110C to absorb as much as you can then spray with vanish spray and do the same again, keep going until its gone.
2007-03-26 10:05:21
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answered by cedley1969 4
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WD40 (a bit like the oil you'd use on hinges etc) or hairspray works on walls!
2007-03-27 09:01:16
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answered by Anonymous
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