How do you get sharpie off of your dresser?

Answer 1

I have used nail polish remover very sparingly or you can try goo gone.

I know I personal looked online everywhere on how to get a crayon off walls,cabniets.door, everything. I figure it would work about the same as sharpie too the best one i have tried and used yet that is home practical is toothpaste and a toothbrush or small scrub brush but only white toothpaste a colored paste will stain whatever you use on it. it comes right off for crayons anyways and i had tried every cleaner or anything on it and nothing got it up so i tried it before goo gone stuff and it worked WELL. try that.

Seconding the GooGone product - but, perhaps you should give the Mr.Clean Magic Eraser a try? Though, be warned, I'm not very familiar with either product for this particular usage, so I'm not sure if it will "strip" the paint from your walls, etc.....Goo Gone, you basically put a pea-sized amount on a wash rag (microfiber works great so I hear) and work it into the stain until it comes up. But not sure about the Mr. Clean Magic Eraser, but it does get rave reviews!

perfume takes it away faster!

Answer 2

If it's only a few seconds before you can use your finger because the oil on your skin will break the bonds.It will be harder the longer it's on the table,but it will either rub off or you can use something to break the bonds like soap or another cleaner.Just be sure to keep the type of table in mind (such as being wood or metal etc)

Answer 3

First put hand sanitizer on a paper towel/rag

Then rub the surface

Answer 4

use clorox

Answer 5

Depends on were it is. If it's on the skin rub it with soap & hot or lukewarm water, it'll come off the next day.

Answer 6

depends oh how deep the ink has soaked in. use 280 grit sand paper then gradually increase to 600 grit sand paper until the marks are gone. Then apply your varnish.

Answer 7

You should use fingernail polish remover. Be aware that any finish that is on the floor like varnish, will come off too.

Answer 8

Try magic eraser from Mr. Clean