What Can Get Rid Of The Magic Marker?

Permanent marker stains can be removed from various surfaces, including laminate surfaces, walls, wood, plastic, whiteboard, carpet, upholstery, and clothes. Common household items like rubbing alcohol, white vinegar, toothpaste, and hand sanitizer can be used to remove these stains. Glass is relatively easy to remove due to its non-porous nature. Apply nail polish remover (or acetone) to a microfiber cloth and rub the stain until all the marker has been removed.

To remove permanent marker stains from fabric, wood, leather, and walls, use rubbing alcohol, coconut oil, baby oil, or vegetable oil. Dab the spot with rubbing alcohol, test on an inconspicuous spot first, rinse, and let dry. For leather surfaces, use distilled white vinegar and let it sit on the stain for a few minutes.

For clothing, use rubbing alcohol and oxygen-based bleach. Hand sanitizer, 70 isopropyl alcohol, dry eraser marker over the permanent marker, hair spray, and magic eraser are also effective methods. If referring to permanent marker, use isopropyl alcohol of at least 90 concentration (99 is more effective). Automotive brake cleaner is the best thing to remove permanent marker as it dissolves the marker and rinses it off. Distilled white vinegar, dish soap, and water are effective for removing permanent ink and many other stains from synthetic fabrics.

In summary, permanent marker stains can be easily removed using various household items, such as rubbing alcohol, white vinegar, toothpaste, and hand sanitizer. It’s important to spot test each product before cleaning to determine which works best for different surfaces.