I use Soft Scrub w/Bleach (not the gel) with a soft cloth or a Scotch Brite green scrubber, depending on what I am going to remove the marker ink from. On a plastic zip baggie that I put frozen food cubes in, I use the green scrubbie. Jean
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Request: Erase Permanent Marker from Anything! (07/24/2009)
Dab the spot lightly with paper towel and pure acetone (beauty supply aisle will have it). It worked when my toddler used marker in my new kitchen.
By Kathleen
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Dab the spot lightly with paper towel and pure acetone (beauty supply aisle will have it). It worked when my toddler used marker in my new kitchen.
By Kathleen
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RE: Erase Permanent Marker from Anything!
Great advice. Non-acetone nail polish remover also does the trick. (08/09/2006)
By Kyle
RE: Erase Permanent Marker from Anything!
I've used Soft Scrub Bleach to remove Sharpie marker from various items. (05/10/2007)
By Audra
RE: Erase Permanent Marker from Anything!
My daughter decided to write all over my computer screen, LCD. We used alcohol swabs and it came off completely. Thank God. Now we know for the next time. Hopefully there won't be. (09/18/2007)
By Gonzales family
RE: Erase Permanent Marker from Anything!
Hey everyone you can use baking soda and alcohol swabs and mix them together, then wipe the permanent marker. It works very good, especially on wooden tables. (10/12/2007)
By Brian
RE: Erase Permanent Marker from Anything!
I used baby wipes and Baking soda on a mahogany table. It worked great. Thanks for the tip. I love this web page. Oh, and of course I still love my 2 year old. Haha. (10/26/2007)
By Susan
RE: Erase Permanent Marker from Varnished Cabinets
My 2 year old son drew all over my Mom's nice cabinets. She would have been so mad if it wasn't for the great tip. Thanks. I used a little Purell and Baking soda. Perfect. Didn't remove the varnish, but removed the Sharpie marker. Thank you. (12/28/2007)
By Janelle
RE: Erase Permanent Marker from Anything!
The easiest way to remove permanent marker from any hard surface ie., glass, stained wood, white boards, etc. is to cover it with White Board marker then rub off. (01/27/2008)
By Kiniki
RE: Erase Permanent Marker from Anything!
Expo marker remover works really good on lockers and in doesn't remove the paint. (06/02/2008)
By ojpak
alcohol/baking soda mix worked wonders!
My 2 yr. old daughter scribbled all over the dashboard, doors, windows, and visors of my vehicle. The alcohol and Baking soda mix took 95% of it off. I'm impressed enough to write this. (06/08/2008)
By Angelina
RE: Erase Permanent Marker from Anything!
I would recommend spraying plain old hairspray on it, wiping it (this will get rid of some of it, and might smudge, it's OK), then squeezing toothpaste on it, then finally wiping and rising it off. This worked perfectly for small plastic things, but it may not be worth it for large things. (06/09/2008)
RE: Erase Permanent Marker from Anything!
I had a brand new yellow (spendy) shirt from a resort that my child marked with black Sharpie. I called the company and they suggested straight rubbing alcohol. The Sharpie's are alcohol based she said. Anyway, it worked like a charm. No stains even remained. Lots of alcohol and rubbing though. As far as Sharpie on furniture/appliances, a cotton ball with finger nail polish remover takes it right off.
(08/18/2008)
