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Spray on snow....
kiwikaz
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My kids asked for some spray on snow this year to use on the windows but I believe it can be a nightmare to remove.
Is there anything you could put on the windows first to make removing it easier when the Christmas fun is over ?
Or any tips on how to remove it with ease ?
Cheers Karen.
Is there anything you could put on the windows first to make removing it easier when the Christmas fun is over ?
Or any tips on how to remove it with ease ?
Cheers Karen.
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maybe put some cling film on the windows then you just have to peel it off but i dont think its that hard to get off anyway0
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Nasty awful stuff!!! My kids loved it when they were younger. One year i managed to get the designed 'for windows' snow not just the normal spray on stuff and it was great and washed off with a dry cloth. Other wise cleaning the windows with vinegar properly and spraying with a little spray oil before putting snow on and using a scraper to remove it. I have also used childrens paints and let them put it on. Less mess than the snow and much easier to get off
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why not try the clear cello wrap from a florist ? i bought some other day 50p a meter sure someone else will help not beeen on here for aggeessss 0
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I had some a couple of years ago for my daughter and it was really easy to get off, I think its a lot better than it was years ago! If I was you I would try it on a little part first and see how it comes off before letting the kids loose with it!0
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