Baking Soda. Baking soda is a household cleaning staple and it does a great job of removing crayon marks. You'll need to wet a rag with warm water, and then dip it in a bit of baking soda. Scrub ...

WD-40 Multi-Use is ready to help you get the crayon off your wall. If you want to skip the scrubbing, WD-40 Multi-Use is just what you need. Simply spray, wait and voilà—the crayon is gone!

To help you remove the grass stains, chocolate, gum, crayon, and Play-Doh that end up on your kids' clothing again and again, Consumer Reports' laundry experts share their best stain-fighting methods.

Back to school might look a little different this year, but some things never change, including a child's exceptional ability to stain their clothing.

Do you battle to remove chewing gum from your children’s hair, clean their nails after they’ve played outside or remove crayon marks from walls? Toothpaste comes to your rescue. Here are 10 nifty uses ...

Do you battle to remove chewing gum from your children’s hair, clean their nails after they’ve played outside or remove crayon marks from walls? Toothpaste comes to your rescue. Here are 10 nifty uses ...