Removing Permanent Marker

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My little Elliot, blesshisheart, just can’t help himself with the markers. He colored on my precious MiniBox not once, but twice! I should have moved the markers after the first time, but I figured we’d all learned our lesson. If a 2 year old is quiet it’s not luck. It’s mischief. Every time.

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He did color both times in the same spot, so it could have been worse. And since I figured out that an art eraser takes permanent marker off like magic, I’m much less paranoid about markers in Elliot’s grip.

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Who would have thought?!? If you have marker stains, try an eraser!

What other tricks do you have for removing marker stains?

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Comment by Annette W
2009-10-13 07:30:27

Wow. That is really, really good to know!

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Comment by Jenny
2009-10-13 07:40:52

Rubbing alcohol has gotten it off walls and our microfiber couch.

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Comment by Danielle Mahoney
2009-10-13 07:50:18

thanks for the tip my 1 1/2 year old has just decided that crayons and colored pencils are not as fun as pens and markers so I know I have some fun ahead of me.

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Comment by andrea
2009-10-13 09:01:32

I’ve used dry erase marker board cleaner to get permanent marker stains off of different surfaces. It works great!

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Comment by Baba
2009-10-13 09:44:32

Oh , Great tip! Thanks!

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Comment by Kathleen
2009-10-13 16:28:44

Hairspray works too. I found that out once, when I used to use it. But like another commenter said, rubbing alcohol (which I think is in hairspray) works too.

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Comment by Jess
2009-10-13 17:58:55

Wow, this is so good to know!

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Comment by Andrea Shef
2009-10-15 10:37:45

Awesome! Great tip!
My daughter got Sharpie on her new shirt the other day and my friend told me to use hairspray to get it out. I didn’t believe her, but it worked great!!! I just kept the spots soaked in hairspray for a couple days and to took almost all of it out!!!

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Comment by Jeanette
2009-10-16 06:00:44

Hmmm who woulda thought… I have always used alcohol. In fact this week I was transferring a purse pattern onto some paper using a Sharpie pen (PERMANENT INK!!!) and got several marks on my laminate counter… Out came the alchol swabs! LOL. But the eraser thing, I’ll have to try that! Thanks!
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Comment by Sarah
2009-10-24 15:15:47

on the same line as rubbing alcohol, hand sanitizer also works GREAT at removing even sharpie from carpet and microfiber couches.

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Comment by Kimberly R
2009-11-27 20:57:06

Thank you for the wonderful tip, I will definately give this a try.

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Comment by Sue Jones
2009-12-01 11:45:39

thank you, everyone! this is one of my greatest trials in life. :)

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