How to remove permanent marker and other seemingly permanent marks
Have you ever used a permanent marker on a white board before? Someone I don't know did that to a white board. So they took it to a creative re-use store. I bought it for $2. All that it takes is Baking Soda and water. Put the baking soda and water on the stain and rub it off with a cloth! When it's all off, just wash off all the white grime from the baking soda.
This trick also works great getting kool-aid and wine stains on counters and tables.
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Great tip about the baking soda and getting the board from a creative re-use store. We don't have one where I live.
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I've also written on cleaning whitebaords: http://fruitfulwords.wordpress.com/2007/04/11/3-whiteboard-cleaning-tips-wfmw/#comments
and at
http://fruitfulwords.wordpress.com/2007/04/26/whiteboard-cleaner-thats-non-toxic/
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I Know another great way to remove permanent marker. Use a whiteboard marker and draw over the permanent marker, let dry, then wipe off. You would be amazed how the chemicals in the pens can remove sharpie.
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