How to clean a chalkboard sign

You just got a new chalkboard and you drew a cool design or wrote the special of the day or jotted down the grocery list. You get a paper towel or rag and go to erase it, but it won’t go away! No matter how hard you scrub it’s still there. Sometimes erasing chalkboard markers can be a struggle, but don't worry we have the solution!

How to remove chalk marker from a chalkboard, using items you may already have on hand! Until I found this out, I had a hard time getting liquid chalk off!

This post was sponsored by P&G as part of an Influencer Activation for Influence Central. I received complimentary products to facilitate my review. If you have ever tried fancy chalk or chalk markers, you might know that it is really difficult to erase the chalk when you are finished. I find a paper towel or...Read More »

The best solution for getting chalk marker off a chalkbaord is white vinegar and a magic eraser. It saved me when I thought I had ruined a chalkboard.

This post was sponsored by P&G as part of an Influencer Activation for Influence Central. I received complimentary products to facilitate my review. If you have ever tried fancy chalk or chalk markers, you might know that it is really difficult to erase the chalk when you are finished. I find a paper towel or...Read More »

I was one of those teenagers who had quotes from songs and books all over her room. I am no longer a teenager, but I still have favori...

The best solution for getting chalk marker off a chalkbaord is white vinegar and a magic eraser. It saved me when I thought I had ruined a chalkboard.

This easy to follow DIY tutorial will teach you everything you need to know to chalk a chalkboard sign like a pro ... without art experience! Learn these 4 easy steps to make your own beautiful chalkboard sign!

Cleaning a chalkboard or chalkboard wall requires a bit more effort than just erasing the chalk. Learn how to clean a chalkboard the right way.

My Pinspiration If you are like me, you have curious children who asks (CONSTANTLY...) "What are we doing tomorrow????" So, I came up with the brilliant idea (or so I thought) of using up a humongously empty space in my kitchen and throwing up a chalkboard. The entire month would be laid out with important events (like school, sports, birthday parties) for all to see. And this, I thought, would end any questions about what was happening in the days to come. My kids could just look up at the…