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Re: crayon solvent
Sun, 17 Oct 1999 21:24:08 -0400
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I see I am not the only one to have found this wonderful citrus cleaner! I rely
on it soooo much that when it doesn't work I am practically in awe and so
dissappointed. haha I am a Goo Gone addict! You'd think I was being payed to
sell the stuff...Maybe all of the art teachers should buy stock in it.
Enjoy the rest of your evening.
LynnMarie
> Lynn et al,
> This is a miracle product. If I'd only known about it when my oldest
> was little, I could have saved some shirts. Every so often he'd get
> a preschool teacher that was sticker friendly! They'd put them on
> everything. Of course I'd miss the occasional one in the wash and
> this would just ruin the shirt. Not anymore friends. GOO GONE> (hear
> it in a Dan Akroyd voice please!)it dissolves that nasty adhesive
> right infront of your eyes. Then you just brush it away! Walah! Goo
> BEE Gone
>
> Sandra Barrick
> http://home.fuse.net/astroboy/Sandra.html
>
> astroboy
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