Clothing Washed and Dried With Non-permanent Marker

RE: Clothing Washed and Dried With Non-permanent Marker Post By Tina (Guest Post) (08/21/2007) Use rubbing alcohol. Use a sponge or washcloth under the fabric and pour alcohol on it and on a washclothe and rub it a bit then wash it. RE: Clothing Washed and Dried With Non-permanent Marker Post By Bianca (Guest Post) (01/21/2007) I got a pair of jeans signed by every member of one of my favorite bands, I used sharpie. I want to wash the jeans so I can wear them again but I don't want the sharpie to fade. Any ideas on what I can do? A signed shirt Post By Tori (Guest Post) (10/28/2006) i went to a concert and got my shirt signed by every member of the band in sharpie marker. how do i wash my shirt without the sharpie being removed? RE: HOW DO I GET SHARPIE MARKER OUT OF A 100% POLYESTER SHIRT (YELLOW) Post By 67YURT (Guest Post) (05/11/2006) HI CAN ANYONE HELP ME I HAVE GOT PERMANENT MARKER ON MY YELLOW AUSTRALIA HOME SHIRT 100% POLYESTER, HOW DO I GET IT OUT RE: Marker on home made comferter Post By Amy (Guest Post) (02/08/2006) My son took a barbie marker to a friends blanket and i need to get it out can you hepl me? RE: Clothing Washed and Dried With Non-permanent Marker Post By anonomous (Guest Post) (01/08/2006) my bf gave me his t-shirt w/ his last name on the back. my mom washed it and it totally bleed. ive tryed everything. HELP!!! RE: Clothing Washed and Dried With Non-permanent Marker Post By Nora (Guest Post) (10/09/2005) To clean marker and even permanent marker, try using nail polish remover. I strongly suggest to test it on an inconspicuous area of the clothing first just to make sure it doesn't damage your clothing. RE:Cotton skirt now with lots of mold spots on Post By JOyce (Guest Post) (05/06/2005) I have a skirt which has been left damp in a bag and now has mold stains all over it, do you know how i can get this out ? RE: Clothing Washed and Dried With Non-permanent Marker Post by Michelle M (2) | (01/04/2005) Contact Try soaking each stain with hairspray, wash, repeat until stain is gone. Hairspray does remove most inks, even permanent. Or try the Mr. Clean eraser sometimes works on fabric stains without ruining fabric. Or shout stain wipes. Or even oxyclean. Hairspray would be my first choice.