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Yes, my kids have been at it again. In a bout of swinging things around the family room my 9 year old flung a pair of flame retardant pajama bottoms and they landed on the glass fire place front when it was on. They basically melted on and stuck to the glass like glue. Any suggestions on how we might be able to clean this off?
You do understand that the ice is for the nice big drink you make for him, don't you?
Ha ha. So true because this happened under "my watch". Two hours of scrubbing with bar keepers friend, ice, scrub brush and a paint scrapper. It's good as new!! It just irritated him so much that they did this he couldn't stop himself from scrubbing. Score for me!!
I had no idea that flame-resistant jammies could be so dangerous!
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