This weekend we went to my parents house to celebrate family birthdays and, because we live in WI, the Superbowl (even though I could careless. About the Superbowl that is.).
My daughter decided to color a picture at my parents dining room table with a permanent marker. Well, it bled through onto the table. The worst part, my dad's boss (who he wants to truly impress), is coming over for dinner on Tuesday. In a moment of crises we came up with only one resolution. A table cloth. Not the best choice.
Put a generous amount of toothpaste on the permanent marker
With a cloth, start scrubbing.
Then, watch it disappear. Here is what was left. The white toothpaste will remove this too. I plan on picking up a tube to get the rest off.
Amazing, right?
8 comments:
Depending on the surface marked, rubbing alcohol will also remove permanent marker, like on plastic toys or laminate surfaces.
This works on pen marks too. I have used it to clean many walls!!
WOW! Amazing tip... I have some lovely sharpie artwork on the white molding that I could not scrub off.. This is perfect thanks.
Who knew?
Thanks for sharing!
Hi, this is a wonderful tip :) i just told my sis. She wants me to ask you if there's a trick to get rid of the white circles on a dining room table?
thank you:)
Denise of Ingleside, PEI
you can also use hair spray. it works great, I just used it yesterday as a matter of fact
Denise... I'm not sure about the white circles. But, it's toothpaste. It can't hurt to try!
mayo will get rid of water circles on tables :) thx for this tip! gonna file it for future reference (with a soon-to-be toddler, i'm sure i'll need it!)... gonna go venture through your site now ;)
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