Chicago Suburban High School Bathrooms hit with Racist Graffiti

New Trier High School, located in Chicago's suburbs, was hit with three instances of racist graffiti.  The racist  graffiti appeared in the bathrooms in two different school buildings.  The graffiti tagger in one building was identified.  The graffiti tagger in the second building is being sought.  Consequences for graffiti or harassment include detention or an all-day detention.

Graffiti in school bathrooms is common as the privacy allows for graffiti taggers to use permanent sharpie markers to graffiti tag bathroom partitions.  Additionally, identifying the tagger can be a challenge as cameras are not permitted in bathrooms. 

It is essential that graffiti tagging be removed as quickly as possible to discourage copy-cat graffiti and to discourage the graffiti tagger from additional graffiti tags.  A safe, effective, no-odor graffiti remover that is safe to use on plastic and metal should be readily available.

How to remove Graffiti from School Bathroom Partitions, School Bathroom Doors and School Bathroom Toilet Paper Dispensers.

Five Simple Steps to Remove Graffiti from School Bathroom Partitions, School Bathroom Doors, and School Bathroom Toilet Paper Dispensers.

Step 1: Spray Clean City Pro Red Label Graffiti Remover or Clean City Pro Green Label Graffiti Remover
Step 2: Allow short dwell time of 10 to 30 seconds
Step 3: Swirl gently with mild scouring pad
Step 4: Wipe surface clean with dry, absorbent rag.
Step 5: For the best results, rinse with water or wipe down with wet rag.
  
Notes:  When removing graffiti from a plastic substrate, always test first in an inconspicuous location.  Clean ​City Pro Red Label Graffiti Remover and Clean City Pro Green Label Graffiti Remover have been tested against many types of plastic Bathroom Partitions, Bathroom Doors, and Bathroom Toilet Paper Dispensers.  No fogging or etching damage has been documented, but due to the hundreds of different types of plastics used, testing is essential.