Hi this is Jenny from Jenny's Crayon Collection and today we're going to learn
how to take off all of these things off the wall. We have pens, a sharpie,
a washable marker, colored pencils, a dry erase marker, and a regular pencil.
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guys find the coolest art supplies out there. Today I'm showing you guys
what to do with the coolest art supplies when they get on your wall, when you
don't want them on your wall. What we're going to do is we are going to draw
on the wall. I'm gonna wait for the Sharpie I might go to another room where
you won't be able to see it. We're going to... This is the marker. This is a crayon.
This wall is dirty anyway so it'll be good to clean it off. This is the
colored pencil, the pen, and then this is the dry erase marker. Oh regular
pencil. What I like to use is, I like to use window cleaner to
clean. I like to use 409 to clean and also I like to use Mr. Clean Magic Eraser.
We're going to start with the window cleaner. What we're going to do is...
You can also already see some of that it is it coming off. We're
just going to spray it. Look at that, that marker came off really fast.
You can see the marker comes off pretty much with the
regular window cleaner. These other things, we have pencil still, we
have the pen, we have colored pencil, we have the dry erase, and then the crayon.
We're going to spray again this time, we're going to let it sit. I'm going to clean some of this
other part of the wall because it's dirty too. Now what we're going to do is
we're going to come in here and we're going to press. That gets out,
that was the colored pencil, I believe, and the pencil. That gets out that then.
We have the dry erase. It's called elbow grease. We've got like three out
of the six that we did. You still have the pen on there, and we still have the
crayon and the dry erase. Now I'm gonna come in with my 409 and see if
that takes care of it. We're just going to let that sit for a minute.
We're going to come in. The crayon you see starting to come off with that 409
and this dry erase is definitely coming off with the 409. The pen, not so much. You can
see that crayon is still there. What you can do is you can do more of
the 409. I'll do it one more time on these things. You can see pen is the
hardest to get off the wall. While we're going through this, I'm going to talk
to you. We use Benjamin Moore paint on our wall. When you're
getting crayon out of the surface... maybe you don't have crayon on
your wall but maybe have it on a table. I mean it's made of wood or something like
that. What really depends, what will affect
if it will come off, it's called the porosity of your surface. With paint
it creates like a barrier and it won't come off as much. You see that crayon
is really started to come out. Now we just have one. We have that
pen left. That crayon is almost out, crazy.
Now we're going to try our magic eraser, because we just have the pen left.
This pen is the hardest one to come out. I just got my magic eraser wet
and I'm pressing on it and like it says to. Look at that magic eraser save
the day. Come over to this crayon . Sometimes Magic Erasers will take the paint off
your wall. You just want to be careful with that. Look at that. Less than like
two or three minutes I got all of that stuff out. You can kind of see it's a
little bit lighter. I think it's because maybe it's wet. We'll have to see how all
this dries. Now we just have this Sharpie left. I'm gonna go to a room. It might be a
little dark and we're gonna try it out with the Sharpie. If it makes a
permanent mark I can get it and I don't have to worry about it. Now
we're in the confines of my closet. We're going to try a Sharpie.
Make a mark. I'm so scared. As we were talking about it's all about the porosity of a surface.
Let's look at this wood right here. This wood when it has the finish on
it it's not as porous as when it doesn't have a finish on it. If you have
something and it doesn't have a finish on it, like carpet has no finish,
carpet is going to be more porous. This is less porous cause it has a finish. This
is more so because, maybe they're about the same, these two, because they're both
kind of have a sealant on it. It's certain paints have better porosity
than others. You want less porosity because you don't want it
go down. Now we're going to try this Magic Eraser. Look
at that. That is amazing!
I'm just going to scrub it more. A lot when you're doing this, a lot of it just is good old
man power, shoulder grease. I'm just pressing hard with this.
Look at that, the Sharpie is off the wall! I didn't have to do it in my closet where
no one would see. The other marks are from other stuff, but this Sharpie is off
the wall. That's amazing. We have successfully got all these things
off the wall, which I was really surprised with the Sharpie, but good job
Magic Eraser. I've ordered them from like to eat easiest the hardest. The
washable marker definitely super easy, and then the pencil was very easy,
colored pencil was okay, the crayon was getting a little harder, the pen was,
I had to go through the Magic Eraser. The Sharpie only worked with the Magic
Eraser. Do you guys have marks on your walls? Have you guys been able to
get them out? Let me know in the comments below, and what has worked for you. Is
there something else that I didn't try that has worked? But everything worked here.
If you do need to get those marks out, find those two products, the window
cleaner and 409. Usually people have those in their closet and the Magic
Eraser, you'll probably have to purchase separately, if you don't already
have those at home. Make sure you hit that subscribe button because I like to
give you guys all the cool secrets out there, and help you guys find the
coolest art supplies, and how to take care of the coolest art supplies.
Have a good day!