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And yeah, if you have even tried writing with chalk on a rugged wall you'll find soon enough that it's not that washable, at least not with some effort.
by jpablo 13y ago
And yeah, if you have even tried writing with chalk on a rugged wall you'll find soon enough that it's not that washable, at least not with some effort.
- lettergram 13y agoPretty sure a power washer can handle it in about 20 seconds, even a hose with an attachment.
- jpablo 13y agoI have a rugged white wall used by mi nieces to draw using Crayola Chalks to prove otherwise. I don't have a power washer but I did tried washing it using a hose with an attachment. Then scrubbing it with soap and in faded considerably but didn't went away completely. Still why will someone have to pay/do the work to clean up the mess that this guy was doing (for six months, 13 times!), just because it's a "political message" it's ok to make a mess and have other people clean it up?
- jlgreco 13y agoWhy should society foot the bill to jail this guy for any amount of time when a far lower sum of money could be used to rent a pressure washer to make him use to clean it up?
- danielweber 13y agoIf he's a first-time offender, your solution is a lot better idea than any jail time.