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"  Let&amp;#039;s face it, Halloween treats (jack-o-lanterns, parties, sweet treats) are a lot more fun than the tricks (egg on the driveway, smashed pumpkins, a maple festooned with toilet paper). Here&amp;#039;s how to undo the work of goblins and goons so you can get back to munching on the loot from your kids&amp;#039; goody bags.      Shaving Cream: Scraping dried-on shaving cream off your car will scratch and damage the finish. Rinse the cream off with your garden hose, then wipe any remaining residue with a soft cloth. Splattered Egg: If there&amp;#039;s splattered egg on the siding of your house, shake a bit of enzyme based detergent (like ERA or Wisk) with warm water in a spray bottle. Then spritz the egg stain and rub it with a soft brush until it dissolves. Just rinse and you&amp;#039;re done. Leave the crushed eggshells in your garden to nourish the soil. Smashed Pumpkin: Scoop up the broken chunks from your curb. Then hose down any stuck-on pieces. Toilet-Papered Tree: To minimize the amount of pieces stuck in the tree, pull down the streamers at an end--gently. Dislodge strays with a rake or the end of a broomstick. For more stain removal solutions, check out Good Housekeeping&amp;#039;s Stain Buster Guide. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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