[header] How to remove permanent marker from furniture [title] Use a solid white toothpaste. [step] The brand doesn't matter but avoid gel toothpastes or a combination as these don't tend to work as well. [substeps] This same process can work with baking soda in place of toothpaste.
[header] How to remove permanent marker from furniture [title] Use a solid white toothpaste. [step] The brand doesn't matter but avoid gel toothpastes or a combination as these don't tend to work as well. [substeps] This same process can work with baking soda in place of toothpaste.
[title] Rub the toothbrush into the permanent marker stain. [title] Scrub vigorously, turning the toothbrush counterclockwise to activate your adhesive. Take a mix of two tablespoons of baking soda and a quart (one quarter of a cup of water) of white vinegar and stir or combine well to remove permanent marker from furniture. [title] Rub some baking soda on permanent marker. Choose a good toothpaste, do a light brushing and rinse thoroughly under running water. Once you are finished, pay special attention to any discoloration or stains. Or better yet, use toothpaste that contains baking soda! [title] Squeeze out a generous dollop. [step] Use enough toothpaste to ensure the stained area will be completely covered when the toothpaste is spread around.