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All you have to do is trace over the permanent marker with a dry-erase marker, and then erase. Comes off as if it was all dry-erase ink. Works on a variety of
by LgWoodenBadger 11y ago
All you have to do is trace over the permanent marker with a dry-erase marker, and then erase. Comes off as if it was all dry-erase ink. Works on a variety of surfaces (I removed permanent marker from a stainless steel coffee mug that I inherited using this technique)
- gabeio 11y agoThis works amazingly well! I had accidentally left a black sharpie inside a pants pocket of mine, when it hit the dryer it burst from the heat and managed to be fairly evenly distributed inside the white dryer. Using a dry-erase marker it all came off! (I would not suggest trying it on anything that isn't a "shiny" surface ie: un-treated wood, cloth, etc.)
- selestify 11y agoIf it were software, this would definitely have merited a bug report.
- baldfat 11y agoIt gets old when you have 30+ boards that you have to do that with. They cleaned them they were just sick of having to clean them off.