Permanent Marker on Jeans

RE: Permanent Marker on Jeans Post By LLS (Guest Post) (07/15/2008) Hand sanitizer works great! Wash after use! The marker faded like magic! Thanx for the help! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Permanent Marker on Jeans Post By Julio (Guest Post) (05/07/2008) I used nail polish remover and it worked, but it take some time. It took me 6 mimutes. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Permanent Marker on Jeans Post By xCarliej31x (Guest Post) (02/06/2008) There's this thing ii got from an art store *Utrecht* it was a set of different things to get rid of stains. Inside theres a thing called kiss off which supposedly gets off any stain. Right now I'm taking graffiti marker off a pair of jeans and I'm using it. and its working b4 this i used Bleach * regular* bleach 4 colors. and regular detergent. Kiss off worked the best. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Permanent Marker on Jeans Post By Mal (Guest Post) (01/23/2008) Used nail polish remover and it worked like a charm so permanent markers are not so permanent! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Permanent Marker on Jeans Post By Dominic (Guest Post) (12/14/2007) My friend accidently got sharpie on my jeans and I left it on there for at least a week. Hand sanitizer made it come off under a minute. Awesome. Thank u guys Report Spam or Abuse RE: Permanent Marker on Jeans Post By Susan (Guest Post) (09/13/2007) I just got a permanent marker marked on my jeans and I googled this site used the first things that was up there which is the hand sanitizer and it works "BEAUTIFULLY". Now I'm gonna make sure I keep an 4-8oz hand sanitizer handy with me. The mark sat for about 2 hrs and it still came off. I think hand sanitizer is the way to go. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Permanent Marker on Jeans Post By michele (Guest Post) (08/17/2007) I dropped a permanent marker on my pants in three places and hand sanitizer is the way to go! I took the advice of people on this site and it does work! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Permanent Marker on Jeans Post By Shannon (Guest Post) (07/09/2007) Hand sanitizer works great! I accidentally got Sharpie on a pair of twill pants. If you can't put something on the stain immediately, work on it with the hand sanitizer, then spray Zout on it before putting it in the wash. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Permanent Marker on Jeans Post By AmericanLadyBug (Guest Post) (06/23/2007) Gently rub over the marker stain with a Mr. Clean Magic Eraser. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Permanent Marker on Jeans Post By Phyllis (Guest Post) (06/22/2007) I have removed permanent maker with De-Solv-it.It is citrus based and is safe for you and clothes. Nail polish remover may remove the color like bleach would.WalMart carries De-Sol-it on the cleaning isle. Hope this helps. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Permanent Marker on Jeans Post by hedera (60) | (06/21/2007) Contact Nail polish remover, I believe will do the trick. It may take a few trys, but it should come off. Wash well afterwards. You might try Goo Gone.....I think it takes off permanent marker as well as sticky messes. Good Luck. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Permanent Marker on Jeans Post by kimmcg (192) | (06/21/2007) Contact I think you are stuck with it.. thats why they call it a Permanent Marker lol... its what we use to label our kids clothes.. because you cant wash it off. Sorry :) Report Spam or Abuse Request: Permanent Marker on Jeans Post by lewis_admin (1303) | (06/20/2007) Profile | Blog! | Contact My son has a pair of toddler jeans that he got black permanent (Sharpie) marker on, and I've tried using rubbing alcohol and hairspray to get it out, but no luck! I just can't stand to throw these jeans out (I'm way too thrifty, or maybe just plain cheap! LOL), but the marks are very noticeable. Any suggestions on something that might work, or is it a lost cause? Thanks for your help! Evan's "mama" from Kenosha, WI Answers: RE: Permanent Marker on Jeans Tip: "Permanent Marker Stain Removal from Clothing" You can try to remove permanent marker stains by rinsing the stains with cold water until the water runs clear. Place the fabric on a paper towel, then saturate the stains with rubbing alcohol, using a cotton ball as a blotter. Change paper towels as necessary as it absorbs the color. Wash the garment in the hottest water possible for the fabric, adding bleach (color-safe for colored fabrics), then rinse in warm water. Unfortunately, permanent marker is called permanent for a reason and cannot always be removed. (04/20/2006) By mobo RE: Permanent Marker on Jeans Try "Scrubbing Bubbles" I don't know about jeans, but it works when someone uses a permanent marker on an office white board. (04/20/2006) By mallie clark RE: Permanent Marker on Jeans I'd use the stains to make a design -- how about train tracks running all over them and then paint a train on them near the bottom cuffs? Or a road/ cars or clouds/ airplanes or water/ boats. With a little imagination, you could have a pair of "boutique" jeans that sell on eBay for big bucks! (04/20/2006) By Sueey RE: Permanent Marker on Jeans Keep them as play pants if you can't get the marker out. (04/21/2006) By Katmommy RE: Permanent Marker on Jeans Buy a colorful patch, with his favorite cartoon character etc. and put it over the stain. One of a kind jeans especially made for him. (04/21/2006) By Trina RE: Permanent Marker on Jeans Try using something like RIT dye to dye the jeans they have dyes in jean color. (04/21/2006) By patg RE: Permanent Marker on Jeans You can used olive oil or coconut oil rub it on the jeans to soak in first them wash in warm soapy water. (04/22/2006) By Sheila RE: Permanent Marker on Jeans Goof off works wonders with permanent marker stains even dried latex paint. Test it in a small area first. (04/25/2006) By Lynsay RE: Permanent Marker on Jeans Hi, I just did a search on how to get Sharpie out of fabric - my son just made a mark on my new furniture. I read that white toothpaste MIGHT work - I assume rub it in and put newspaper on the back to absorb the color that bleeds out. Will re-post if it works or not. (06/20/2006) By Patty RE: Permanent Marker on Jeans Try using rubbing alcohol. It doesn't work so well on black or orange, but awesome on red. Good luck! (11/12/2006) By Julila RE: Permanent Marker on Jeans You should try: WD-40 Anti-bacterial hand gel Cooking spray Nail polish remover Goof Off (03/19/2007) By Marissa Report Spam or Abuse