This is my first and HOPEFULLY last run in with PERMANENT MARKER MONSTERS on the wall! Does anyone have ANY ideas on how to get my friends to LEAVE? I went through 3 Magic Erasers and about 45 minutes of SCRUBBING and they are fading but NOT gone!
Google says you can try toothpaste, aerosal deodorant, ajax soap, rubbing alcohol or Solarcaine. The only thing I've tried are those Magic Eraser Sponges and they only sometimes work. Good luck...and is it mean to say that the drawing is really cute? :) I suppose you could consider making it part of your original decor!
Hey Cam! Here is what I found from Google. Good luck! I hope your week improves :) Love ya!
At Boeing they use Ketone to remove permanent marker, so I understand people saying that fingernail polish remover works because it's USUALLY made with ACETONE. But what they fail to say it that you need to use the type that does NOT say "for artificial fingernails" because the kind made for fake nails has no acetone in it.
Cam - try rubbing alcohol with cotton balls. When the cotton ball discolors, get a new one and keep trying... and put those permanent markers away! (You guys did that once to a babysitter in CA but with crayons! At least you got a picture before it was cleaned up!!) Love, Mom
So I am starting to blog in hopes that I can keep a playful memory of all the cute things that happen to us day to day, and share them with our family and friends who aren't close enough to enjoy them first hand!
"As you create a home, don't get distracted with a lot of things that have no meaning for you or your family. Don't dwell on your failures, but think about your successes. Have joy in your home. Have joy in your children. Have joy in your husband. Be grateful for the journey." Marjorie Pay Hinkley
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Google says you can try toothpaste, aerosal deodorant, ajax soap, rubbing alcohol or Solarcaine. The only thing I've tried are those Magic Eraser Sponges and they only sometimes work. Good luck...and is it mean to say that the drawing is really cute? :) I suppose you could consider making it part of your original decor!
Hey Cam! Here is what I found from Google. Good luck! I hope your week improves :) Love ya!
At Boeing they use Ketone to remove permanent marker, so I understand people saying that fingernail polish remover works because it's USUALLY made with ACETONE. But what they fail to say it that you need to use the type that does NOT say "for artificial fingernails" because the kind made for fake nails has no acetone in it.
I'm SO proud of my grandboys ... they're reminding their mother that ... IT'S PAYBACK TIME!!!
...those aren't monsters!
Cam - try rubbing alcohol with cotton balls. When the cotton ball discolors, get a new one and keep trying... and put those permanent markers away! (You guys did that once to a babysitter in CA but with crayons! At least you got a picture before it was cleaned up!!) Love, Mom
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