How do you remove sidewalk chalk from the walls?
Q. My 2 year old daughter decorated my foyer walls with her sidewalk chalk!!! Obviously it's the first thing you see when you walk into the house and it's embarressing! HELP?? Any suggestions are welcome! The wall that has the side walk chalk on it is that textured paint that feels like it has sand in it (looks suede)! Any new suggestions?
Asked by BakerBabe - Tue Nov 13 13:24:35 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If water doesnt work, try sugar soap.
Answered by Naebiegirl - Tue Nov 13 19:49:35 2007
Q. My 2 year old daughter decorated my foyer walls with her sidewalk chalk!!! Obviously it's the first thing you see when you walk into the house and it's embarressing! HELP?? Any suggestions are welcome! The wall that has the side walk chalk on it is that textured paint that feels like it has sand in it (looks suede)! Any new suggestions?
Asked by BakerBabe - Tue Nov 13 13:24:35 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If water doesnt work, try sugar soap.
Answered by Naebiegirl - Tue Nov 13 19:49:35 2007
How do you make pancakes on the sidewalk?
Q. You know how on a really hot day you can bake an egg on the sidewalk? Is it possible to do that with pancakes? If so, how hot does it have to be outside? Please respond promptly.
Asked by Roger S - Wed Jul 9 21:02:08 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Must be 110* F with little to no humidity. Clean the sidewalk and then spray with pam!
Answered by Lovin my Army Man - Wed Jul 9 21:11:33 2008
Q. You know how on a really hot day you can bake an egg on the sidewalk? Is it possible to do that with pancakes? If so, how hot does it have to be outside? Please respond promptly.
Asked by Roger S - Wed Jul 9 21:02:08 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Must be 110* F with little to no humidity. Clean the sidewalk and then spray with pam!
Answered by Lovin my Army Man - Wed Jul 9 21:11:33 2008
Who is responsible for damage to a sidewalk caused by a neighbor's tree?
Q. If someone plants a tree on a sidewalk close to a neighbor's property, and the tree roots grow under the neighbor's sidewalk causing the sidewalk to heave, and/or damage underground pipes, who has legal liability for property damage and/or injuries caused by this situation? If the person who originally planted the tree sells his property and moves, and damage is later caused as the result of the tree roots, does he still have the liability, or does the liability go the one who currently owns his former property? Is there any liability to the municipality if they were informed of the hazard but chose not to do anything about it?
Asked by Pascha - Wed Nov 4 09:56:23 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would think being the house and property was sold it may go to the new owners as the older owner is now gone .If they refuse to pay and get it fixed hopefully before someone trips and gets real hurt like i did breaking a leg on a up rooted sidewalk due to old tree roots..If needed go to the courthouse and take them to court but maybe your newer neighbor will not want people to have To always worry about 6the mess and how not to get hurt .
Answered by Dark Angel - Wed Nov 4 10:04:02 2009
Q. If someone plants a tree on a sidewalk close to a neighbor's property, and the tree roots grow under the neighbor's sidewalk causing the sidewalk to heave, and/or damage underground pipes, who has legal liability for property damage and/or injuries caused by this situation? If the person who originally planted the tree sells his property and moves, and damage is later caused as the result of the tree roots, does he still have the liability, or does the liability go the one who currently owns his former property? Is there any liability to the municipality if they were informed of the hazard but chose not to do anything about it?
Asked by Pascha - Wed Nov 4 09:56:23 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would think being the house and property was sold it may go to the new owners as the older owner is now gone .If they refuse to pay and get it fixed hopefully before someone trips and gets real hurt like i did breaking a leg on a up rooted sidewalk due to old tree roots..If needed go to the courthouse and take them to court but maybe your newer neighbor will not want people to have To always worry about 6the mess and how not to get hurt .
Answered by Dark Angel - Wed Nov 4 10:04:02 2009
What do I need to start selling sidewalk portraits?
Q. I'm an artist in North Carolina. I'd like to start my own small business; I'm planning to sit outside near the beach and draw portraits for people. I've been told I need a federal tax ID number. Someone else said I only need a state tax ID number, but those don't exist as far as I can tell. The same person said I would need an ambulatory vendor's license. Does anyone else do sidewalk art? What do I need to start?
Asked by dorkface - Fri May 7 15:27:23 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I'm an artist in North Carolina. I'd like to start my own small business; I'm planning to sit outside near the beach and draw portraits for people. I've been told I need a federal tax ID number. Someone else said I only need a state tax ID number, but those don't exist as far as I can tell. The same person said I would need an ambulatory vendor's license. Does anyone else do sidewalk art? What do I need to start?
Asked by dorkface - Fri May 7 15:27:23 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
What can I do about my flooding, muddy sidewalk without replacing it?
Q. The sidewalk to my front door is old and has sunk to below or at ground level next to a mostly dirt covered area under a tree. Every time it rains the area right in front of my door floods and gets muddy. We just moved here and can't replace it yet. What can we do for a quick fix until next summer?
Asked by mynickname - Mon Oct 1 09:31:01 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. what about get a big pry bar and lifting it and putting more gravel under it so the water wont pool on it
Answered by Tio - Mon Oct 1 09:39:00 2007
Q. The sidewalk to my front door is old and has sunk to below or at ground level next to a mostly dirt covered area under a tree. Every time it rains the area right in front of my door floods and gets muddy. We just moved here and can't replace it yet. What can we do for a quick fix until next summer?
Asked by mynickname - Mon Oct 1 09:31:01 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. what about get a big pry bar and lifting it and putting more gravel under it so the water wont pool on it
Answered by Tio - Mon Oct 1 09:39:00 2007
What should I use to fill a large hole under my sidewalk, that will keep from siking?
Q. The power company had to make a repair to a line under my sidewalk and now that the dirt has settled there is gap under it. I am afraid my sidewalk will sink and crack. How and what should I use to fill in the void?
Asked by Heidi - Sun Apr 22 23:13:39 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. get a bag of quick Crete and shovel it under there. that will fix it, and if it settles some more, well... quick Crete is not that expensive.
Answered by cronos51101 - Sun Apr 22 23:38:59 2007
Q. The power company had to make a repair to a line under my sidewalk and now that the dirt has settled there is gap under it. I am afraid my sidewalk will sink and crack. How and what should I use to fill in the void?
Asked by Heidi - Sun Apr 22 23:13:39 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. get a bag of quick Crete and shovel it under there. that will fix it, and if it settles some more, well... quick Crete is not that expensive.
Answered by cronos51101 - Sun Apr 22 23:38:59 2007
What kind of shade tree should I plant next to the sidewalk?
Q. Our house is really close to the sidewalk and we lost a big maple that provied a lot of shade on the 2nd story. The sidewalk is 5 feet from the road and our house.
Asked by preciselyright - Sun Jul 1 17:40:34 2007 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would try growing another Maple tree. Most maples grow fast, but it would be quite a few years before you got shade for the second story. Silver or Red Maples would be a good shade tree.
Answered by jasonlahr2 - Mon Jul 2 08:25:04 2007
Q. Our house is really close to the sidewalk and we lost a big maple that provied a lot of shade on the 2nd story. The sidewalk is 5 feet from the road and our house.
Asked by preciselyright - Sun Jul 1 17:40:34 2007 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would try growing another Maple tree. Most maples grow fast, but it would be quite a few years before you got shade for the second story. Silver or Red Maples would be a good shade tree.
Answered by jasonlahr2 - Mon Jul 2 08:25:04 2007
How to stop a dog from pooping on the sidewalk?
Q. I have a 14 year old Labrador Retriever Mix and she recently started this habit of pooping while walking. She does not have a uncontrollable bowel or bladder problem because she does not do it in the house often. How can I stop her from pooping on the sidewalk and instead go to the grass when she feels the need to poop?
Asked by iluvdogs - Sun Jul 6 15:12:33 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you see her start to poop on the sidewalk, move her over to the grass. Praise her when she goes on the grass and give her a treat. Tell her no when she goes on the sidewalk. You can train her to go in the right place. Because of her age it just might take her longer. Remember to bring some baggies with you until you get this habit gone!
Answered by Stacy K - Sun Jul 6 15:30:08 2008
Q. I have a 14 year old Labrador Retriever Mix and she recently started this habit of pooping while walking. She does not have a uncontrollable bowel or bladder problem because she does not do it in the house often. How can I stop her from pooping on the sidewalk and instead go to the grass when she feels the need to poop?
Asked by iluvdogs - Sun Jul 6 15:12:33 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you see her start to poop on the sidewalk, move her over to the grass. Praise her when she goes on the grass and give her a treat. Tell her no when she goes on the sidewalk. You can train her to go in the right place. Because of her age it just might take her longer. Remember to bring some baggies with you until you get this habit gone!
Answered by Stacy K - Sun Jul 6 15:30:08 2008
How can i run electrical conduit under sidewalk?
Q. I need to run an electrical power line from a lamp post under a sidewalk and don't want to tear up the sidewalk.
Asked by mark a - Mon Jun 4 13:30:37 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Before you put a shovel in the ground, make sure you know where the gas, cable, power service,and phone lines are buried! Most companies will "locate" their lines for free, but bill you for repairs if dig into their stuff without calling. If you remove any fill from under the side walk, refill with sand or pea gravel. It won't settle, and cause the sidewalk to crack or break. You can drive a steel pipe from one hole next to the walk to another hole on the other side with a large hammer. Cap the "dirt end of the pipe to keep it from filling up. Hold a a block of wood between the end of the pipe and the hammer, to protect the pipe from damage. A slight angle is good, to keep the pipe from holding water, when it rains You can… [cont.]
Answered by avnurd - Mon Jun 4 14:12:59 2007
Q. I need to run an electrical power line from a lamp post under a sidewalk and don't want to tear up the sidewalk.
Asked by mark a - Mon Jun 4 13:30:37 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Before you put a shovel in the ground, make sure you know where the gas, cable, power service,and phone lines are buried! Most companies will "locate" their lines for free, but bill you for repairs if dig into their stuff without calling. If you remove any fill from under the side walk, refill with sand or pea gravel. It won't settle, and cause the sidewalk to crack or break. You can drive a steel pipe from one hole next to the walk to another hole on the other side with a large hammer. Cap the "dirt end of the pipe to keep it from filling up. Hold a a block of wood between the end of the pipe and the hammer, to protect the pipe from damage. A slight angle is good, to keep the pipe from holding water, when it rains You can… [cont.]
Answered by avnurd - Mon Jun 4 14:12:59 2007
How can I stop neighborhood dogs from peeing on my sidewalk in front of my house?
Q. I've tried Cayenne pepper and washing the sidewalk with water and bleach to get rid of the smell so other dogs don't add to the problem and the repeat canine offender...Nothing works. Any other suggestion? I can't put up a fence and I never see the owner with the dog. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Asked by Adam - Sun Jan 25 13:12:02 2009 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Call your local authorities. Most states/cities have leash laws. Why don't you leave a message on your neighbor's door if you never see them. Or you can rent a have-a-heart trap from your local shelter and trap the dog and send it down the road to your animal shelter.
Answered by Mossie M - Sun Jan 25 13:17:44 2009
Q. I've tried Cayenne pepper and washing the sidewalk with water and bleach to get rid of the smell so other dogs don't add to the problem and the repeat canine offender...Nothing works. Any other suggestion? I can't put up a fence and I never see the owner with the dog. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Asked by Adam - Sun Jan 25 13:12:02 2009 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Call your local authorities. Most states/cities have leash laws. Why don't you leave a message on your neighbor's door if you never see them. Or you can rent a have-a-heart trap from your local shelter and trap the dog and send it down the road to your animal shelter.
Answered by Mossie M - Sun Jan 25 13:17:44 2009
How can I stop a dog from pooping on the sidewalk?
Q. My Neighbor lets their dog poop on the sidewalk . We are in a 3 family house. I don't want to confront them and the landlord was told by the former tenants. Is there a way to stop a dog from going in that area?
Asked by princesst1978 - Mon Dec 24 13:54:05 2007 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. have you discussed this with the landlord again? Maybe the landlord confronted them, but isnt aware that its still going on? You could put it in a baggie and leave it in front of thier door with a note that says "your dog dropped this on the sidewalk".
Answered by Bare Nekkid TRUTH! - Mon Dec 24 13:59:21 2007
Q. My Neighbor lets their dog poop on the sidewalk . We are in a 3 family house. I don't want to confront them and the landlord was told by the former tenants. Is there a way to stop a dog from going in that area?
Asked by princesst1978 - Mon Dec 24 13:54:05 2007 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. have you discussed this with the landlord again? Maybe the landlord confronted them, but isnt aware that its still going on? You could put it in a baggie and leave it in front of thier door with a note that says "your dog dropped this on the sidewalk".
Answered by Bare Nekkid TRUTH! - Mon Dec 24 13:59:21 2007
How do you get stains out of your sidewalk?
Q. I was using rust remover and i spilled some on my sidewalk. I'm only 13 and my dad will probably be angry because the sidewalk has all these white blotches all over the place and i can't figure out how to get them out. Does anyone know how to remove these stains?
Asked by Mason W - Tue Jul 10 16:50:46 2007 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Since it's a sidewalk use a scrub brush and TSP mixed in a bit of water. Don't forget to wear rubber gloves!
Answered by bornfree - Tue Jul 10 17:01:57 2007
Q. I was using rust remover and i spilled some on my sidewalk. I'm only 13 and my dad will probably be angry because the sidewalk has all these white blotches all over the place and i can't figure out how to get them out. Does anyone know how to remove these stains?
Asked by Mason W - Tue Jul 10 16:50:46 2007 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Since it's a sidewalk use a scrub brush and TSP mixed in a bit of water. Don't forget to wear rubber gloves!
Answered by bornfree - Tue Jul 10 17:01:57 2007
What are the little gold dots on the sidewalk in the old part of London?
Q. I was just in London and in the old part of the city by the Barbican complex there were little gold metal circles on the sidewalks. It seemed that they followed some sort of imaginary line and they were not in the same place in every square of sidewalk. What were they?
Asked by Most Amazing Thing - Mon Jul 24 23:41:21 2006 - - 0 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think it's called the Jubilee Trail or Walkway (after the Silver Jubilee in 1977 probably) and it's a pedestrian tour of the main historic sites in that area. Been a while since I was there but it's something like that.
Answered by Bart S - Mon Jul 24 23:52:27 2006
Q. I was just in London and in the old part of the city by the Barbican complex there were little gold metal circles on the sidewalks. It seemed that they followed some sort of imaginary line and they were not in the same place in every square of sidewalk. What were they?
Asked by Most Amazing Thing - Mon Jul 24 23:41:21 2006 - - 0 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think it's called the Jubilee Trail or Walkway (after the Silver Jubilee in 1977 probably) and it's a pedestrian tour of the main historic sites in that area. Been a while since I was there but it's something like that.
Answered by Bart S - Mon Jul 24 23:52:27 2006
Do you need a permit to put a sidewalk sign in front of your business in Seattle?
Q. Everywhere you look as you walk through the busy foot-traffic areas of Cap Hill, Madison Valley, Fremont, etc., there are A frame signs on the sidewalks or grass strips between the sidewalk and road. Do these businesses need a permit or can they just go for it? If you do need a permit, any information about how to get one is helpful!
Asked by Chonsie - Thu Feb 11 11:45:20 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. ...as it's a part of Seattle's Municipal Code. Here's a link to the online section of the code that pertains to signage: You can call the City Clerk and ask her any specific questions you may have about particular areas, types of signage, and permitted use. She can also help you with the permit process, or direct you to the department that can. Here's the contact information: Office of the City Clerk 600 4th Avenue, Floor 3 PO Box 94728 Seattle, Washington 98124-4728 Phone: 206-684-8344 Fax: 206-386-9025 Email: clerk@seattle.g Judith Pippin is the City Clerk, and I'm sure anyone in her office can help you.
Answered by engage - Sat Feb 13 09:25:10 2010
Q. Everywhere you look as you walk through the busy foot-traffic areas of Cap Hill, Madison Valley, Fremont, etc., there are A frame signs on the sidewalks or grass strips between the sidewalk and road. Do these businesses need a permit or can they just go for it? If you do need a permit, any information about how to get one is helpful!
Asked by Chonsie - Thu Feb 11 11:45:20 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. ...as it's a part of Seattle's Municipal Code. Here's a link to the online section of the code that pertains to signage: You can call the City Clerk and ask her any specific questions you may have about particular areas, types of signage, and permitted use. She can also help you with the permit process, or direct you to the department that can. Here's the contact information: Office of the City Clerk 600 4th Avenue, Floor 3 PO Box 94728 Seattle, Washington 98124-4728 Phone: 206-684-8344 Fax: 206-386-9025 Email: clerk@seattle.g Judith Pippin is the City Clerk, and I'm sure anyone in her office can help you.
Answered by engage - Sat Feb 13 09:25:10 2010
Can you park with sidewalk on your left?
Q. For example you want to park on the left side of the road, but instead of turning around so that it's on your right side, you just park so that the sidewalk is on your left. You probably can't do that on main roads and avenues? But what about just residential streets with no lanes? I've seen people park to the sidewalk on the left in US. But I don't think I've seen cars parked like that in Canada which is where I live. Is it against the law here?
Asked by Screwpilot - Sat Mar 13 16:32:08 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Sure, providing it's a one way road. Otherwise, no.
Answered by oklatom - Sat Mar 13 17:10:43 2010
Q. For example you want to park on the left side of the road, but instead of turning around so that it's on your right side, you just park so that the sidewalk is on your left. You probably can't do that on main roads and avenues? But what about just residential streets with no lanes? I've seen people park to the sidewalk on the left in US. But I don't think I've seen cars parked like that in Canada which is where I live. Is it against the law here?
Asked by Screwpilot - Sat Mar 13 16:32:08 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Sure, providing it's a one way road. Otherwise, no.
Answered by oklatom - Sat Mar 13 17:10:43 2010
How much do you pay for riding a bike on sidewalk?
Q. I just got a ticket for riding a bike on sidewalk. It was my first time riding a bike since I was like 11 and I had no idea that you were not supposed to ride on sidewalk. My friends are telling me it should be under $50 cuz traffic law for bike shouldn't be as strict as cars. I'm also wondering if I have to appear on court.
Asked by asker - Mon Oct 12 21:11:24 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Call the court and find out, I am sure it would be less then if you were driving a motorcycle or a car.
Answered by Bob A - Mon Oct 12 21:39:27 2009
Q. I just got a ticket for riding a bike on sidewalk. It was my first time riding a bike since I was like 11 and I had no idea that you were not supposed to ride on sidewalk. My friends are telling me it should be under $50 cuz traffic law for bike shouldn't be as strict as cars. I'm also wondering if I have to appear on court.
Asked by asker - Mon Oct 12 21:11:24 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Call the court and find out, I am sure it would be less then if you were driving a motorcycle or a car.
Answered by Bob A - Mon Oct 12 21:39:27 2009
What is my risk from germs of a used bloody condom on my sidewalk being tracked into the house via shoes?
Q. This afternoon I discovered that some irresponsible person dumped a used bloody condom on the sidewalk in front of my home. It was in an area commonly walked through by people that park in front of our home including my husband. Earlier in the day, my in laws visited and did not take their shoes off when they came in. I am concerned about anything that could have possible contaminated my home that could infect my family. I am terrified! please help!
Asked by e s - Wed Jun 17 21:03:26 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes!! i would immediately shampoo my carpets with some type of germ killing product and bleach the sidewalk in front of my house and porch etc.. also make sure that the condom has been disposed of so that it doesn't continue to be tracked through your house.
Answered by stacey - Wed Jun 17 22:57:10 2009
Q. This afternoon I discovered that some irresponsible person dumped a used bloody condom on the sidewalk in front of my home. It was in an area commonly walked through by people that park in front of our home including my husband. Earlier in the day, my in laws visited and did not take their shoes off when they came in. I am concerned about anything that could have possible contaminated my home that could infect my family. I am terrified! please help!
Asked by e s - Wed Jun 17 21:03:26 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes!! i would immediately shampoo my carpets with some type of germ killing product and bleach the sidewalk in front of my house and porch etc.. also make sure that the condom has been disposed of so that it doesn't continue to be tracked through your house.
Answered by stacey - Wed Jun 17 22:57:10 2009
Can you lay asphalt over a section of concrete sidewalk?
Q. Can I put a base layer of gravel over the sidewalk and just have blacktop laid over top? Or do I have to remove the sidewalk before putting down the asphalt? The driveway is currently gravel, with a 40 foot section of sidewalk along the house. I'd like to have the drive black topped, but I don't want to break up and remove the sidewalk if I don't have to do it. Let me clarify, the sidewalk is not city property, it's a sidewalk between my garage and house, not leading to a city street.
Asked by Joe - Mon Jul 27 13:17:19 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you have been driving over this sidewalk all along, then you could probably do as you say. However if the dirt right next to the sidewalk has not been driven on and is in fact soft, I would expect that you would then compact the soil and crack the asphalt at the edge of the concrete on each side.
Answered by Just guessing - Mon Jul 27 13:30:05 2009
Q. Can I put a base layer of gravel over the sidewalk and just have blacktop laid over top? Or do I have to remove the sidewalk before putting down the asphalt? The driveway is currently gravel, with a 40 foot section of sidewalk along the house. I'd like to have the drive black topped, but I don't want to break up and remove the sidewalk if I don't have to do it. Let me clarify, the sidewalk is not city property, it's a sidewalk between my garage and house, not leading to a city street.
Asked by Joe - Mon Jul 27 13:17:19 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you have been driving over this sidewalk all along, then you could probably do as you say. However if the dirt right next to the sidewalk has not been driven on and is in fact soft, I would expect that you would then compact the soil and crack the asphalt at the edge of the concrete on each side.
Answered by Just guessing - Mon Jul 27 13:30:05 2009
How can I effectively remove snow and ice from the sidewalk?
Q. I just moved into a house in the suburbs in Chicago from an apartment. How can I effectively remove snow from the sidewalk? I use a snow shovel and an ice scraper/pick and remove the snow and ice but my neighbors sidewalk always look spotless from snow! Any tips? I'm embarrassed to ask my neighbors...
Asked by Jaikovsky - Sun Dec 27 02:45:39 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi there Sprinkle salt over the sidewalk and the snow will melt away. When I was a child we had the most amazing icy slide in the middle of the road. We all took turns to career along the slide. A neighbour came out and sprinkled salt over the slide which soon stopped our fun. Gosh, that was 60 years ago but I still felt a surge of anger at her spoiling our fun!! Good luck and best wishes for the New Year.
Answered by erskine - Sun Dec 27 04:01:24 2009
Q. I just moved into a house in the suburbs in Chicago from an apartment. How can I effectively remove snow from the sidewalk? I use a snow shovel and an ice scraper/pick and remove the snow and ice but my neighbors sidewalk always look spotless from snow! Any tips? I'm embarrassed to ask my neighbors...
Asked by Jaikovsky - Sun Dec 27 02:45:39 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi there Sprinkle salt over the sidewalk and the snow will melt away. When I was a child we had the most amazing icy slide in the middle of the road. We all took turns to career along the slide. A neighbour came out and sprinkled salt over the slide which soon stopped our fun. Gosh, that was 60 years ago but I still felt a surge of anger at her spoiling our fun!! Good luck and best wishes for the New Year.
Answered by erskine - Sun Dec 27 04:01:24 2009
How to get a Melted Popsicle Stain off Sidewalk Pavement?
Q. What can I buy to get a red melted popsicle stain off my sidewalk. Neighbor girl left it there. This is the closest catagory I could find to place this by the way. Thats what I like with Question & Answers, you always get a response immediately. Tried clorox, hot water and dishwashing liquid. Still there. I'll try the 3rd one tomorrow. Thank you all.
Asked by Wickwire - Sat Sep 15 00:06:16 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Oxalic Acid [Barkeepers Friend] found in the grocery- next to powdered cleansers make a paste apply let it stand[mist it to remain moist] 10-20 minutes scrub with a stiff brush
Answered by B C - Sat Sep 15 00:23:12 2007
Q. What can I buy to get a red melted popsicle stain off my sidewalk. Neighbor girl left it there. This is the closest catagory I could find to place this by the way. Thats what I like with Question & Answers, you always get a response immediately. Tried clorox, hot water and dishwashing liquid. Still there. I'll try the 3rd one tomorrow. Thank you all.
Asked by Wickwire - Sat Sep 15 00:06:16 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Oxalic Acid [Barkeepers Friend] found in the grocery- next to powdered cleansers make a paste apply let it stand[mist it to remain moist] 10-20 minutes scrub with a stiff brush
Answered by B C - Sat Sep 15 00:23:12 2007
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