i tried it a little differently
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sorry mum on 2004-08-31
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i thought id try this only to discover i had no rubbing alcohol, so instead i tired vodka on cotton wool, i used it on the wall of my room, just dont rub so hard that the paint cums off with it
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How to get rid of permanent marker off of Expo boards
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JJ on 2005-01-13
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The easiest way is to use finger nail polish remover. It works in a jiffy!
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two year olds
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anon on 2005-10-04
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my two year old got blk marker on the desk and computer screen. the rubbing alchohol worked great!
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Sharpie Mark on computer screen off in a jiffy
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Anon on 2006-11-19
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That was great! Rubbing alcohol on a microfiber cloth took it 1 sec to come off and I didn't even have to rub it, just one swipe and it was off - poof! I have had this mark on my monitor for 5 months before I decided to find an answer. I think I found the perfect site for the advice I needed. Thank you!
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Permanent Marker
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Anon on 2007-01-01
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I have had wonderful results with Lysol when used right after someone written with the permanent marker where they shouldn't have.
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didn't have any rubbing alcohol!
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Anon on 2007-07-19
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so i decided to go for the second option.
hairspray = GENIUS!
thank you.
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Rubbing alcohol Works
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Dave on 2007-11-07
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The lady in the comments with the micro fiber cloth was right on the money. I sed a q-tip for fear of making the marker worse, that way I could get right on the lines of the stain. No rubbing was necesarry and i wiped dry with tissue. Saved my 3 year old granddaughter a lot of (Isorries)
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Removing permanent marker from leather
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Anon on 2009-01-08
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I used WD-40 to remove black permanent marker from my leather wing back chairs. I was afraid that hairspray would leave a sticky ring - am I wrong?
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