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Denatured Alcohol For Stain Removal

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Date: 11/06/2006 Topic: Cleaning > Stains  
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Denatured Alcohol (paint/hardware dept.) will remove Sharpie and other inks from most surfaces (haven't found one it won't work on yet). Put it in a spray or squeeze bottle, spritz it on the mark (it doesn't take much) and wipe off. Repeat if necessary.

I use it a lot at work and have gotten it on me with no weakened or fade-out spots on my jeans, scrubs or work towel. These have been washed 100+ times so I would definitely test it on color-fast materials or carpet first to make sure.

It will also dry moisture quickly. I use it in my shower and on my windows before I put on suction cups or stickers and will also help in the removal of the glue that stickers leave behind.

By Handy Sandie from Tallapoosa
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By Sue (Guest Post)
Please remember to be extremely careful where you use denatured alchohol as it is highly flammable and should be used with proper ventilation.

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