How do I get melted crayon off the inside of my clothing dryer?

1 Thanks guys. I gave the solutions that you all gave me to my husband. He chose to use the flamable WD40 of course.It worked fairly well.

Most of the crayon is gone. I did a couple of hot cycles with old towels and will continue to. I guess I will never get perfection, but at least it isn't getting on my clothes.

I do have some orange oil. I may try that too.

2 Thank you. I took out a load of laundry and there were green crayon marks all over my son's clothes and smeared all over the dryer. I tried the hot cycle with towels, but didn't get very far.

I tried the WD40 and that worked pretty well, especially if you let it sit for a while, it seemed to lessen. We also used a MAGIC ERASER after the WD40 had sat for a while and between the two of those things it really did the trick. My husband was also going to try a natural orange all purpose spray cleaner that have, but I don't know if he ever did.

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