How to clean ink marks, markers, crayons from your wall!

It's also a strange time now. Schools started, heads in and painting all afternoon. (I hope so and I prefer it to children playing with mobile phones and tablets). But what happens when your child runs around the house carelessly with crayons and markers in hand and stains any wall in front of him?

After you get over the initial shock and then admire your little ones' wall art, here's how to wipe out every trace of…

... Candles:

– Rub the marks lightly with toothpaste (not in gel form).

– In circular motions, erase the drawings using a classic pencil eraser.

– Put a baby wipe over them - this alone may be enough.

– On a cloth, pour a small amount of baking soda and carefully rub the painted areas.

– Put a small amount of rubbing alcohol on a cotton ball and wipe the stain from the marker. Alternatively, spray with some hairspray, but at the end don't forget to wipe the area with a cloth to absorb the drops.

– Remove it with either acetone or some shaving foam - in any case, at the end, you should wipe the affected area with a clean cloth to remove their residues.