So your kid got a hold of a permanent marker and had a field day with decorating the house? Been there – done there. Here is how to remove permanent marker from the various objects your kid may have colored on!
Remove Permanent Marker from Carpet
Use white vinegar. Pour and then blot on the permanent marker carpet stain.
Remove Permanent Marker from Skin
Tea tree oil is the best non-toxic permanent marker remover for use on skin. Tooth paste left on the mark for several minutes, then scrubbed off typically works as well.
Remove Permanent Marker from Painted Walls
Good ol’ Magic Eraser will do wonders on painted walls that have been marked on with permanent markers.
Remove Permanent Marker from Wood
Rubbing alcohol or tooth paste both work well on removing permanent marker from wood.
Other Useful Items for Removing Permanent Marker
A kid with a Sharpie can be a dangerous thing! If you are looking for how to remove permanent marker from another surface, try these options:
- Hand sanitizer
- WD-40
- Cooking spray
- Hairspray
- Bleach
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