How do I remove dried mud/chalk completely from rubber floor mats?
Q. The chalk in the mud leaves big white marks on the mats, and it's very hard to get rid of them. I have tried all kinds of cleaning products, plus leaving the mats in warm water for several hours and then scrubbing them. But every time they dry I can see some of the chalk is still there. Any suggestions? They're washed once a week, so it's not because the mud is very old or anything.
Asked by chevrolet_camaro_owner - Fri Mar 28 13:35:54 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I have the same problem as there's a lot of chalk in the ground where I live and there seems to be no easy way to get it off the mats. What I do is leave them in the tub for an hour or so, scrub them, drain the water out of the tub, then scrub them with lots of soap (or whatever you prefer to use), leave them for at least 30 minutes with the soap still on them, scrub again, and then rinse the soap off. So far that has worked the best for me. And like you I have also tried so many different things. The key seems to be to leave the soap on there for a while (no water) after a good scrub.
Answered by A. M - Fri Mar 28 18:06:25 2008
Q. The chalk in the mud leaves big white marks on the mats, and it's very hard to get rid of them. I have tried all kinds of cleaning products, plus leaving the mats in warm water for several hours and then scrubbing them. But every time they dry I can see some of the chalk is still there. Any suggestions? They're washed once a week, so it's not because the mud is very old or anything.
Asked by chevrolet_camaro_owner - Fri Mar 28 13:35:54 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I have the same problem as there's a lot of chalk in the ground where I live and there seems to be no easy way to get it off the mats. What I do is leave them in the tub for an hour or so, scrub them, drain the water out of the tub, then scrub them with lots of soap (or whatever you prefer to use), leave them for at least 30 minutes with the soap still on them, scrub again, and then rinse the soap off. So far that has worked the best for me. And like you I have also tried so many different things. The key seems to be to leave the soap on there for a while (no water) after a good scrub.
Answered by A. M - Fri Mar 28 18:06:25 2008
What is the Chalk Hotel like on a Saturday night?
Q. A question for people in Brisbane: What is the Chalk Hotel like on a Saturday night? I've been on a Friday night which was pretty fun but i am planning to have my birthday there on a Saturday night. Is it more or less the same as a Friday night?
Asked by timothy - Wed Sep 10 07:34:44 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Pretty fun, IMHO.
Answered by PearApple - Sun Sep 14 02:05:22 2008
Q. A question for people in Brisbane: What is the Chalk Hotel like on a Saturday night? I've been on a Friday night which was pretty fun but i am planning to have my birthday there on a Saturday night. Is it more or less the same as a Friday night?
Asked by timothy - Wed Sep 10 07:34:44 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Pretty fun, IMHO.
Answered by PearApple - Sun Sep 14 02:05:22 2008
How can you make chalk that can be used to write on blackboards? What are the procedures and materials?
Q. What are the procedures and materials? The chalk should be able to write well in blackboards. Please explain.
Asked by elvesrattackingme - Thu Nov 8 06:05:50 2007 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. The mineral chalk is calcium carbonate, but blackboard chalk is actually gypsum, hydrated calcium sulphate, CaSO4.2H2O, because calcium carbonate is a little bit too crumbly. Here is what Wikipedia says: From Wikipedia article on "Chalk": Although traditionally composed of natural chalk, modern blackboard chalk is generally made from the mineral gypsum (calcium sulfate), often supplied in sticks of compressed powder about 10 cm long. I should imagine that small amounts of starch or some similar binder is also used, to make the particles stick together.
Answered by Paul B - Thu Nov 8 06:49:57 2007
Q. What are the procedures and materials? The chalk should be able to write well in blackboards. Please explain.
Asked by elvesrattackingme - Thu Nov 8 06:05:50 2007 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. The mineral chalk is calcium carbonate, but blackboard chalk is actually gypsum, hydrated calcium sulphate, CaSO4.2H2O, because calcium carbonate is a little bit too crumbly. Here is what Wikipedia says: From Wikipedia article on "Chalk": Although traditionally composed of natural chalk, modern blackboard chalk is generally made from the mineral gypsum (calcium sulfate), often supplied in sticks of compressed powder about 10 cm long. I should imagine that small amounts of starch or some similar binder is also used, to make the particles stick together.
Answered by Paul B - Thu Nov 8 06:49:57 2007
How do I get chalk stain out of a wool suit jacket?
Q. My boyfriend bought a new suit for a party that is in four days. He had it altered and when we picked it up, there were still chalk marks on the jacket. Is it okay to use a damp cloth? It's 100% wool. Any other suggestions? We only have a few days! Thanks!
Asked by Sharon - Tue Sep 8 21:51:43 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. there are these sponges special for cleaning granulated dirt. you just rub it on. found it at the hypermarket. they also clean up marks left by your powder, or dust, should also get chalk off ;)
Answered by Sandra H - Tue Sep 8 21:55:15 2009
Q. My boyfriend bought a new suit for a party that is in four days. He had it altered and when we picked it up, there were still chalk marks on the jacket. Is it okay to use a damp cloth? It's 100% wool. Any other suggestions? We only have a few days! Thanks!
Asked by Sharon - Tue Sep 8 21:51:43 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. there are these sponges special for cleaning granulated dirt. you just rub it on. found it at the hypermarket. they also clean up marks left by your powder, or dust, should also get chalk off ;)
Answered by Sandra H - Tue Sep 8 21:55:15 2009
How do I remove silicon chalk droplets and smudges from granite countertop?
Q. We installed faucets yesterday and there are some droplets of silicon around the handles on the granite. There is also several places where the chalk gun leaked when layed on the counter. I just did not want to harm the sealer on the granite or cause discoloration when I remove it. Thanks.
Asked by Randy B - Wed Jul 16 12:43:58 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Shapr razor blade to slice it off the surface.
Answered by kravdraa - Wed Jul 16 12:48:51 2008
Q. We installed faucets yesterday and there are some droplets of silicon around the handles on the granite. There is also several places where the chalk gun leaked when layed on the counter. I just did not want to harm the sealer on the granite or cause discoloration when I remove it. Thanks.
Asked by Randy B - Wed Jul 16 12:43:58 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Shapr razor blade to slice it off the surface.
Answered by kravdraa - Wed Jul 16 12:48:51 2008
How do I remove car chalk from the garage door?
Q. Kids painted car chalk on the garage door, I used Simple Green and it's better, but I can still see the blue paint , faintly. Is there a better product to use for a surface like this, or I pretty much left with the good ol' elbow grease?
Asked by Aniko - Sat Jan 6 14:22:18 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Maybe repaint that part of the garage door, but simple green is the best solution
Answered by Yo - Sat Jan 6 14:25:20 2007
Q. Kids painted car chalk on the garage door, I used Simple Green and it's better, but I can still see the blue paint , faintly. Is there a better product to use for a surface like this, or I pretty much left with the good ol' elbow grease?
Asked by Aniko - Sat Jan 6 14:22:18 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Maybe repaint that part of the garage door, but simple green is the best solution
Answered by Yo - Sat Jan 6 14:25:20 2007
How do I keep a chalk drawing from smearing?
Q. I just completed a chalk drawing, and I'm trying to keep it from smearing. I tried this can of Krylon Workable Fixatif I got at Walmart, but the chalk still comes off when I put my finger on it. I also tried hairspray, but it just makes the drawing look blotchy, and the chalk STILL smears. What can I do?
Asked by Hypocrite Opportunist - Sun Mar 9 15:53:00 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I know the perfect remedy. Try this hairspray,... "Beyond the Zone Pro Formula", Frozen Stiff 24/7 Freez'N'Hold ultimate hair spray. It's a tall purple can with a dark purple top and smells good too, although I don't use it for my hair, heh heh.. It's not cheap stuff either, you can find it at beauty supply stores like Sally's (store) not WAL-MART, bluegh! I never buy art stuff from there. Oh and don't spray your artwork with the spray too close to the picture, go about 12 inches away and spray a mist over the work, repeat if you feel you have to. Now with this spray you can run your hand over the work and nothing will happen! Hm, fixative never works for me too.
Answered by haphazard_artist - Sun Mar 9 21:46:49 2008
Q. I just completed a chalk drawing, and I'm trying to keep it from smearing. I tried this can of Krylon Workable Fixatif I got at Walmart, but the chalk still comes off when I put my finger on it. I also tried hairspray, but it just makes the drawing look blotchy, and the chalk STILL smears. What can I do?
Asked by Hypocrite Opportunist - Sun Mar 9 15:53:00 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I know the perfect remedy. Try this hairspray,... "Beyond the Zone Pro Formula", Frozen Stiff 24/7 Freez'N'Hold ultimate hair spray. It's a tall purple can with a dark purple top and smells good too, although I don't use it for my hair, heh heh.. It's not cheap stuff either, you can find it at beauty supply stores like Sally's (store) not WAL-MART, bluegh! I never buy art stuff from there. Oh and don't spray your artwork with the spray too close to the picture, go about 12 inches away and spray a mist over the work, repeat if you feel you have to. Now with this spray you can run your hand over the work and nothing will happen! Hm, fixative never works for me too.
Answered by haphazard_artist - Sun Mar 9 21:46:49 2008
Who knows any Investigatory Project that involves Chalk dust?
Q. It has to be easy to make and the materials to be used should be easy to be accessed by us, students. Pleasy really need it. Chalk dust into something useful.
Asked by coi172000 - Tue Oct 23 20:54:32 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Chalk dust can be mixed with glycerin and a flavoring like peppermint and you have homemade tooth paste. Try it on enamel evaporating dishes and it cleans well.
Answered by science teacher - Tue Oct 23 22:07:27 2007
Q. It has to be easy to make and the materials to be used should be easy to be accessed by us, students. Pleasy really need it. Chalk dust into something useful.
Asked by coi172000 - Tue Oct 23 20:54:32 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Chalk dust can be mixed with glycerin and a flavoring like peppermint and you have homemade tooth paste. Try it on enamel evaporating dishes and it cleans well.
Answered by science teacher - Tue Oct 23 22:07:27 2007
Nails on a Chalk Board - How do specific high pitched sounds make your body twitch?
Q. Nails on a chalk board and many other things can be very uncomfortable. How does this happen?
Asked by Benj B \m/(^o^)\m/ - Fri Sep 12 14:23:27 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would say a 'cringing" sound. How does it happen? wow! I would say it strikes a nerve in the body system. There are pianist, especially in the black church, that know how to get the congreation stirred up by striking certain chords on the organ or piano.
Answered by Lamar's Alarm - Fri Sep 12 14:57:53 2008
Q. Nails on a chalk board and many other things can be very uncomfortable. How does this happen?
Asked by Benj B \m/(^o^)\m/ - Fri Sep 12 14:23:27 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would say a 'cringing" sound. How does it happen? wow! I would say it strikes a nerve in the body system. There are pianist, especially in the black church, that know how to get the congreation stirred up by striking certain chords on the organ or piano.
Answered by Lamar's Alarm - Fri Sep 12 14:57:53 2008
What is the deal with weightlifting chalk?
Q. I am currently trying to bench press 300 pounds which will be a personal best for me. I want some chalk for the day I try the lift but I am confused when I search online. It seems chalk can range anywhere from a few bucks to a lot more. I need some buds that put up the pounds to tell me what is the best brand- regardless of anything else.
Asked by Danimal - Sun Jan 25 04:15:14 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I am not trying to sell you anything.. but there is a glove/pad I have been using that rock.. they have great grip and are thick so it really helps grabbing the bar.. I have been using them for about a year and they are killer... they look a little funny.. but trust me.. they work.. heck they have a money back guarantee... www.newgrip.com after you order them email them and tell you chris stewart sent you and they might hook you up... or if there is a place to put that when you order try that... trust me.. the are great! and you will get 300 no problem.. hey really take the strain off your hands and help focus on the weight.. not the pain on your hands..
Answered by guitar309@sbcglobal.net - Mon Jan 26 23:15:28 2009
Q. I am currently trying to bench press 300 pounds which will be a personal best for me. I want some chalk for the day I try the lift but I am confused when I search online. It seems chalk can range anywhere from a few bucks to a lot more. I need some buds that put up the pounds to tell me what is the best brand- regardless of anything else.
Asked by Danimal - Sun Jan 25 04:15:14 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I am not trying to sell you anything.. but there is a glove/pad I have been using that rock.. they have great grip and are thick so it really helps grabbing the bar.. I have been using them for about a year and they are killer... they look a little funny.. but trust me.. they work.. heck they have a money back guarantee... www.newgrip.com after you order them email them and tell you chris stewart sent you and they might hook you up... or if there is a place to put that when you order try that... trust me.. the are great! and you will get 300 no problem.. hey really take the strain off your hands and help focus on the weight.. not the pain on your hands..
Answered by guitar309@sbcglobal.net - Mon Jan 26 23:15:28 2009
How do I get chalk marks off my pool table?
Q. I don't have access to any special cleaning equipment, I do have a pool brush, but am finding that this is not getting rid of any of the chalk marks mainly situated around the area that I break.
Asked by Brado - Sat Dec 26 08:42:18 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can't.
Answered by Cube - Tue Dec 29 18:59:55 2009
Q. I don't have access to any special cleaning equipment, I do have a pool brush, but am finding that this is not getting rid of any of the chalk marks mainly situated around the area that I break.
Asked by Brado - Sat Dec 26 08:42:18 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can't.
Answered by Cube - Tue Dec 29 18:59:55 2009
How do I make a Chalkboard for Liquid Chalk?
Q. Looking to make a 19" diameter chalk board. I'd like to use liquid chalk on it. Can anyone tell me what to use or how to make? Thank you.
Asked by bhandel76 - Sat Aug 8 15:08:20 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can put glossy Formica (laminate used for counters) on a backing and use that as white board. A counter company could cut you a disk or you can buy sheet Formica and glue it yourself. It really helps to have a router and a laminate trimming bit for a nice edge. There has recently come on the market a glossy White Board paint that does not absorb these markers the way that ordinary gloss paint tends to do. Here is one brand and searching for Dry Erase or Whiteboard paint will show you others. Personally, if you do go this route, I would use an extra smooth MDF or hardwood plywood material from which to cut the disk.
Answered by mike1942f - Sat Aug 8 15:40:12 2009
Q. Looking to make a 19" diameter chalk board. I'd like to use liquid chalk on it. Can anyone tell me what to use or how to make? Thank you.
Asked by bhandel76 - Sat Aug 8 15:08:20 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can put glossy Formica (laminate used for counters) on a backing and use that as white board. A counter company could cut you a disk or you can buy sheet Formica and glue it yourself. It really helps to have a router and a laminate trimming bit for a nice edge. There has recently come on the market a glossy White Board paint that does not absorb these markers the way that ordinary gloss paint tends to do. Here is one brand and searching for Dry Erase or Whiteboard paint will show you others. Personally, if you do go this route, I would use an extra smooth MDF or hardwood plywood material from which to cut the disk.
Answered by mike1942f - Sat Aug 8 15:40:12 2009
How do I find out how many atoms of chalk it takes to write my name?
Q. (lab) I weighed the chalk on an electronic scale, wrote my name on the board then reweighed the chalk. It decreased from 9.27g to 9.25g. Now I have to convert it to molecules so I divided it by CaCO3's atomic mass (100.09g) and multiplied it by 6.02x10^23 and got 5.57x10^23 particles. Is this right?
Asked by ressi7589 - Wed Jan 3 23:15:41 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. actually no. if you want to find how many atoms of chalk it takes to WRITE your name, then you need to USE the weight of the the chalk it took to write your name. so 9.27g - 9.25g = .02g of chalk it took to write your name. then do .02 / 100.09 6.02x10^23 = 1.2029 10^20 atoms of chalk.
Answered by Esse Est Percipi - Wed Jan 3 23:16:51 2007
Q. (lab) I weighed the chalk on an electronic scale, wrote my name on the board then reweighed the chalk. It decreased from 9.27g to 9.25g. Now I have to convert it to molecules so I divided it by CaCO3's atomic mass (100.09g) and multiplied it by 6.02x10^23 and got 5.57x10^23 particles. Is this right?
Asked by ressi7589 - Wed Jan 3 23:15:41 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. actually no. if you want to find how many atoms of chalk it takes to WRITE your name, then you need to USE the weight of the the chalk it took to write your name. so 9.27g - 9.25g = .02g of chalk it took to write your name. then do .02 / 100.09 6.02x10^23 = 1.2029 10^20 atoms of chalk.
Answered by Esse Est Percipi - Wed Jan 3 23:16:51 2007
What is the purpose of using chalk on the tip of a pool stick cue?
Q. I was just wondering, why exactly do people use the chalk on the pool stick when playing? What is its actual purpose?
Asked by love4smoothjazz - Sun Sep 17 20:43:33 2006 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. So that the cue tip does not glance off the ball. When you hit the cue ball, you want to impart a certain spin, to position it for your next shot, to slow it down quickly so it doesn't keep rolling and drop into a pocket. To put spin on the ball (also known as putting a little "English" on it), you need the cue tip to strike the cue ball off center. The chalk helps impart friction, meaning the cue tip doesn't just slide off the cue ball and mess up your shot.
Answered by Eagleflyer - Sun Sep 17 20:47:48 2006
Q. I was just wondering, why exactly do people use the chalk on the pool stick when playing? What is its actual purpose?
Asked by love4smoothjazz - Sun Sep 17 20:43:33 2006 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. So that the cue tip does not glance off the ball. When you hit the cue ball, you want to impart a certain spin, to position it for your next shot, to slow it down quickly so it doesn't keep rolling and drop into a pocket. To put spin on the ball (also known as putting a little "English" on it), you need the cue tip to strike the cue ball off center. The chalk helps impart friction, meaning the cue tip doesn't just slide off the cue ball and mess up your shot.
Answered by Eagleflyer - Sun Sep 17 20:47:48 2006
What Solvent Would You Recommend to Remove Chalk from a Car Window?
Q. A friend of mine recently had his/her car vandalised, and I was wondering whether white spirit would be a good solvent to get rid of it with. What about terpentine? Methylated spirits maybe? I was thinking that maybe she could use vinegar or some cheap, diluted acid to get rid of it, because chalk is a carbonate and you would have CO2, a salt and water. The salt and water should all wash off too. What do you think?
Asked by DarkSun - Thu Apr 9 01:32:34 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. "GOOF OFF"- you can buy it at Lowe's, Home depot, Paint supplies. This stuff works great on most everything !
Answered by KLF-LANCASTER - Thu Apr 9 01:43:38 2009
Q. A friend of mine recently had his/her car vandalised, and I was wondering whether white spirit would be a good solvent to get rid of it with. What about terpentine? Methylated spirits maybe? I was thinking that maybe she could use vinegar or some cheap, diluted acid to get rid of it, because chalk is a carbonate and you would have CO2, a salt and water. The salt and water should all wash off too. What do you think?
Asked by DarkSun - Thu Apr 9 01:32:34 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. "GOOF OFF"- you can buy it at Lowe's, Home depot, Paint supplies. This stuff works great on most everything !
Answered by KLF-LANCASTER - Thu Apr 9 01:43:38 2009
Does baby powder have the same effect as chalk on your hands if you play bass?
Q. I play bass and they say it helps if you put chalk on your hands before playing. Would baby powder have the same effect?
Asked by bassx3harris - Thu Dec 25 22:00:24 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. NO. Baby Powder will leave your hands a little bit oily, but chalk is totally dry. you can use corn starch too and its cheap! get this 2-string bass
Answered by another detroit bassist - Fri Dec 26 19:20:06 2008
Q. I play bass and they say it helps if you put chalk on your hands before playing. Would baby powder have the same effect?
Asked by bassx3harris - Thu Dec 25 22:00:24 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. NO. Baby Powder will leave your hands a little bit oily, but chalk is totally dry. you can use corn starch too and its cheap! get this 2-string bass
Answered by another detroit bassist - Fri Dec 26 19:20:06 2008
Where is the best place to buy white chalk (for use on a blackboard) on the internet?
Q. I have a small blackboard in my kitchen and I can't seem to find an easy site to order white chalk from for so that I can be delivered at home. Any ideas?
Asked by Samf - Sun Feb 24 16:49:00 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. try
Answered by karla - Sun Feb 24 18:12:01 2008
Q. I have a small blackboard in my kitchen and I can't seem to find an easy site to order white chalk from for so that I can be delivered at home. Any ideas?
Asked by Samf - Sun Feb 24 16:49:00 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. try
Answered by karla - Sun Feb 24 18:12:01 2008
What would cause someone to want to eat chalk and baby powder?
Q. My roommate eats baby powder and chalk. Its so bad that I have to hide my baby powder, so she won't eat it. She's been doing this for years so its definitely not pregnancy cravings.
Asked by Candi - Fri Dec 8 23:17:18 2006 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. PIca (though pregnancy was a good idea)
Answered by Orinoco - Fri Dec 8 23:18:51 2006
Q. My roommate eats baby powder and chalk. Its so bad that I have to hide my baby powder, so she won't eat it. She's been doing this for years so its definitely not pregnancy cravings.
Asked by Candi - Fri Dec 8 23:17:18 2006 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. PIca (though pregnancy was a good idea)
Answered by Orinoco - Fri Dec 8 23:18:51 2006
What can you put on your chalkboard to make the chalk stick better?
Q. I have a chalk board easle and when ever i write on it with chalk, it just like slides off! The chalk doesnt stick and its very diffucult to write because you have to keep going over what ever yuor writing. What can i put on my chalkboard to make the chalk...show up?
Asked by Haley D - Fri Nov 28 18:23:15 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Firstly you have to take not of the product's brand and where it was manufactured. Most of us know that Chinese products can often be unreliable due to their quick process manufacturing. Nonetheless a chalkboard is a basic product and it suprises me that you have this to problem. Chalkboards must never be sprayed with window cleaner, ajax or most cleaning products as it tends to reduce the friction cause between the chalk and the board. Hence the chalk will not stick. However I can't really think of an actual product that will improve the chalkboard. Sorry about that. NOTE: Maybe change the chalk that you are currently using. scott.
Answered by sukotto.. - Fri Nov 28 18:38:26 2008
Q. I have a chalk board easle and when ever i write on it with chalk, it just like slides off! The chalk doesnt stick and its very diffucult to write because you have to keep going over what ever yuor writing. What can i put on my chalkboard to make the chalk...show up?
Asked by Haley D - Fri Nov 28 18:23:15 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Firstly you have to take not of the product's brand and where it was manufactured. Most of us know that Chinese products can often be unreliable due to their quick process manufacturing. Nonetheless a chalkboard is a basic product and it suprises me that you have this to problem. Chalkboards must never be sprayed with window cleaner, ajax or most cleaning products as it tends to reduce the friction cause between the chalk and the board. Hence the chalk will not stick. However I can't really think of an actual product that will improve the chalkboard. Sorry about that. NOTE: Maybe change the chalk that you are currently using. scott.
Answered by sukotto.. - Fri Nov 28 18:38:26 2008
What is the difference between white chalk and coloured chalk?
Q. Which is more durable, and why? What is in chalk? What chemicals??? thankyou
Asked by bella - Mon Feb 8 20:50:39 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi, it depends on which chalk it is, if its kids chalk its good...for kids. But white chalk is a little better.. just a little for what your looking for. Have fun!
Answered by feelin smiley:) - Mon Feb 8 21:06:23 2010
Q. Which is more durable, and why? What is in chalk? What chemicals??? thankyou
Asked by bella - Mon Feb 8 20:50:39 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi, it depends on which chalk it is, if its kids chalk its good...for kids. But white chalk is a little better.. just a little for what your looking for. Have fun!
Answered by feelin smiley:) - Mon Feb 8 21:06:23 2010
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