How do you get these off a chalkboard?
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I have used these on chalkboard paper and on glass and it washes off with water. If you use it on an older, porous chalkboard, it might be harder to get off. I'd suggest trying mild detergent and water.
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Just twist until you have most of the eraser out and then pull. It will pop out. Then pop a new one in and twist until it is the proper length to use.
2260407
Stand the pencil upright on a hard surface. Push down firmly so that the eraser goes into the barrel of the pencil a bit (you will feel and hear a "clunk"). Remove any old lead by pulling it up and out of the point. With the pencil still resting on its eraser and applying some downward pressure, feed the new lead down into the pencil. All done! :) I just LOVE these pencils, don't you?
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They are stuck to the bottom of the tray with some really nasty double sided insulated tape material, no trick to the removal other than rip and tear with a screwdriver. Afterwards the material can be scraped out of the bottom of the tray, try some WD-40 to "dissolve" the stickly residue. I may have even used two screwdrivers prying them apart from each other. In this neck of the woods (Maine) recylcers will pay $$ for old sealed lead acid batteries!Good Luck
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I've never used the chalk pens on them before so honestly I'm not sure. Regular chalk wipes off easily enough though.
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You're probably too young to have seen someone prime a school chalkboard, but here is a process which will be a safe way to make sure you don't ruin your chalk painted wall. Take a whole piece of white chalk, turn it on its side and coat your chalkboard wall with a film of chalk. Then use the eraser and wipe it off. When the eraser gets chalk covered, take it outside and slap it around with a ruler (or anything flat) to get the chalk dust off and continue wiping down your wall. You only have to do this once and it should prevent you from leaving a chalk outline when writing or drawing on the chalk painted portion of your wall with Melissa & Doug chalk or any other brand. You're probably too young to have seen someone prime a school chalkboard, but here is a process which will be a safe way to make sure you don't ruin your chalk painted wall. Take a whole piece of white chalk, turn it on its side and coat your chalkboard wall with a film of chalk. Then use the eraser and wipe it off. When the eraser gets chalk covered, take it outside and slap it around with a ruler (or anything flat) to get the chalk dust off and continue wiping down your wall. You only have to do this once and it should prevent you from leaving a chalk outline when writing or drawing on... » Read More You're probably too young to have seen someone prime a school chalkboard, but here is a process which will be a safe way to make sure you don't ruin your chalk painted wall. Take a whole piece of white chalk, turn it on its side and coat your chalkboard wall with a film of chalk. Then use the eraser and wipe it off. When the eraser gets chalk covered, take it outside and slap it around with a ruler (or anything flat) to get the chalk dust off and continue wiping down your wall. You only have to do this once and it should prevent you from leaving a chalk outline when writing or drawing on the chalk painted portion of your wall with Melissa & Doug chalk or any other brand. « Show Less
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The chalk comes off with wiping of any kind. I have not washed my jars yet. I imagine if you put them on a clean jar they would stay on for a while.
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Yes! It took off not only the paint but the drywall too! Also chalk really doesn't write on these. I'd advise a real chalkboard.
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I would try to hand wash when possible. I put them in the dishwasher when I first got them and the chalkboard started to fade after a month or so.
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I used permanent chalk marker and it didn't come off but had I used chalk it would have cleaned off
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We use on chalkboard painted menus. It wipes off fairly cleanly. Over time, a residue builds. If the surface is very shiny, you've got a good chance.
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I did the same thing, I used it on a chalk board from HomeGoods, I scrubbed the color off with a Magic Eraser by Mr Clean. Good Luck, its a lot of work.
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I have no idea why you couldn't. You might have to use dry erase board cleaner rather than just wiping it off. But I would think it's ok.
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They should just peel off. If not try start by gently lifting a small edge or corner with a straight razor blade then peel back from there. I haven't tried but putting some water on them with a wet sponge might help. They aren't really sticky it's static between the sticker and what ever it is on. Hope this help
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They are very bright and very liquidy markers so if the material you are using is any at all porous, they're going to be difficult to erase entirely. They wipe clean off glass of course. I would say they would wipe clean off chalkboard paper as well since it is 100% non porous.
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I used chalk markers and no matter what I try, I cannot erase it completely. There is a ghost of all writing and windex did not work for me. I used serious elbow grease and it's not working.
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double sided tape or If you are near a home depot or lowes, they sell the small picture hangers that peel and stick and when ready you can easily remove them by pulling on the tape. Hope this was helpful.