How to Remove Crayon Stains from Kids’ Room Curtains After Crayon Marks Have Dried
A dried crayon mark can look much harder to remove than a fresh one because the wax has already hardened and bonded with the fabric. However, you do not necessarily need to replace the curtain. How to Remove Crayon Stains from Kids’ Room Curtains after the marks have dried depends on removing the hardened wax before treating the remaining color and oily residue. The key is to avoid rubbing the dry stain aggressively. Instead, loosen and lift the hardened crayon in stages, then wash the curtain according to its fabric-care instructions. Start With the Curtain Care Label Before touching the dried stain, identify what type of curtain you are cleaning. Common kids' room curtain materials include: Polyester Cotton Cotton blends Linen blends Sheer synthetic fabrics Blackout fabrics Decorative fabrics The care label tells you whether the curtain can be washed, ironed, dried, or treated with certain products. This matters because the same dried crayon stain may require different treatme...