If you ever have reason to remove vaseline from hair--rubbing cornstarch on the affected areas works great. I know this from experience. Don't shampoo first, though that would be the logical choice, it only turns the vasoline into non-removable paste. Cornstarch seems like an unlikely candidate, and you may doubt my advice as you scour the vasoline covered hair, but trust me. It's brilliant.
For vasoline covered ears, ear canals, etc--probably should proceed with much caution and not use the aforementioned solution.
Vasoline removal from walls, toiletry items that have gone down the laundry chute, and clothing? Haven't figured that out.
I think he's out to ruin me.
6 comments:
And all of your earthly possessions. Oh. my. goodness. The look on his face is priceless. I'm wondering what the look on your face upon discovery looked like...
Oh.my.
Praying for you!
But he's SO SO cute!!!! Just found your blog and this precious little face covered in vaseline gave me a good morning laugh. Filing away the corn starch vs. vaseline info.
oh dear...what fun he had!
I've been there.... Henry does the same thing... more than once.
Oh dear, what a mess! Glad you knew how to remedy it.
Post a Comment